
RBC Group holds the status of IBM Silver Business Partner. This status confirms that our company makes a significant contribution to the implementation of IBM products and technologies, meets sales targets, has the required number of certified specialists, and has completed more than 5 successful projects.
Read more about our status – on the IBM website
RBC Group has developed, implemented, and supplied a number of IBM Cognos-based solutions used by Clients in Russia, Kazakhstan, the CIS, and the Baltics. The company has industry expertise; in particular, it is a provider of software, implementation, and support services for oil and gas enterprises, transport and distribution companies, and banks.
RBC Group offers comprehensive solutions based on IBM Cognos software products:
Budgeting, Planning, and Analytics
Organization of the budgeting process, planning, analysis, and real-time reporting based on IBM Cognos TM1 and IBM Cognos Express – reliable and flexible software for continuous corporate planning.
Business Intelligence
Building comprehensive reporting, analytics, and key performance indicator dashboards in IBM Cognos BI. IBM Cognos BI provides a full range of functionality for business analysis and reporting within a single service-oriented architecture (SOA).
About IBM
IBM is one of the world’s largest manufacturers and suppliers of hardware and software, as well as IT and consulting services.
The company was founded in 1911 and was originally called CTR (Computing Tabulating Recording). Today, it is a multinational corporation headquartered in Armonk, New York (USA).
In 1940, it became the manufacturer of the first large computers in the US. In the 1950s, it produced vacuum tube and transistor computers, and in 1981 it went down in human history as the manufacturer of the Personal Computer “IBM PC”. In the 1990s, IBM’s business increasingly showed a desire to shift towards providing services, primarily consulting. This was most clearly manifested in 2002, when the “Big Blue” acquired the consulting division of the auditing firm PricewaterhouseCoopers for $3.5 billion. Currently, this business, which merged into the IBM Global Services division, is the most profitable in IBM’s structure, bringing in more than half of the company’s revenue. Today, the company produces server equipment, mainframes, supercomputers, data storage systems, software, and provides a wide range of consulting services.
The company’s turnover in 2015 was $81.741 billion.
Learn more: www.ibm.com/us-en/

