Thomson Reuters signs deal with IBM to provide global IT support

Danny Palmer
Danny Palmer
clock 03 December 2014 •

'Thomson Reuters will be able to capitalise on IBM's industry-leading IT capabilities and expertise,' says technology COO Rick King

Multimedia and information intelligence corporation Thomson Reuters has signed a deal with IBM for global IT support. The multi-year services agreement will see IBM aid Thomson Reuters in the delivery...

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