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They do have IBM Watson, which has seen some uptake. [1] Not sure how much success they're having with their other cloud offerings, tho. [1]: https://enlyft.c

• jbsimpson 6y ago
  What uptake is it having? I've only ever seen it used as a marketing device.
  • scribu 6y ago
    Added source to my initial comment.
    • chid 6y ago
      I doubt that this source is very accurate. The "List of the top companies using IBM Watson" is very odd. You get better information from their annual report.
• tyingq 6y ago
  From their Q4/2019 results: Revenue Highlights 4Q19 Total Revenue $21.8B Cloud & Cognitive Software $7.2B Global Business Services $4.2B Global Technology Services $6.9B Systems $3.0B So Watson is a portion of the "Cloud and Cognitive". Further down, it shows just the Cloud part: Cloud Revenue $6.8B $7.2B-$6.8B=$0.4B Not bad, but $400M in Watson "Cognitive" revenue isn't a notable portion of $21.8B.
• blantonl 6y ago
  IBM Watson has been an abject failure. I think IBM dumped a billion dollars into what were essentially 90% shell scripts sed'ing and awk'ing datasets.
• s1t5 6y ago
  Watson is just a brand prefix at this point - it goes in front of a number of products like Watson Studio, Watson Machine Learning, Watson Assistant and so on.
• Sylamore 6y ago
  The Watson groups, Watson health in particular but all of them in general, are some of the hardest hit groups in the last couple of RAs