IBM AMS

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International Business Machines Corporation
Type	Public (NYSE: IBM)
Founded	1888, incorporated 1911
Headquarters	Armonk, New York, USA
Key people	Samuel J. Palmisano, Chairman & CEO Mark Loughridge SVP & CFO Dan Fortin, President (Canada) Nick Donofrio, EVP (Innovation & Technology)
Industry	Computer hardware Computer software Consulting IT Services
Products	See complete products listing
Revenue	▲US$91.1 billion (2005)^[1]
Operating income	▲US$12.4 billion (2005)^[1] (10.5% operating margin ^[2])
Net income	▲US$7.9 billion (2005)^[1] (9.3% profit margin ^[2])
Employees	329,373 (2005)^[2]
Subsidiaries	ADSTAR Informix Iris Associates Lotus Software Rational Software Sequent Computer Systems Tivoli Systems, Inc.
Website	www.ibm.com

IBM Application Management Services (AMS) is a part of the IBM Corporation that contributes to the Global Delivery Framework of the Organisation. It offers a suite of services that span the spectrum of application management -- encompassing project management and business analysis; requirements definition; architecture; design; development, coding; testing; maintenance; deployment and support.

[edit] The AMS Software

IBM's Application Services Toolkit allows retailers to improve information access and systems management. The tool kit provides solutions for data distribution and systems management, as well as remote operation and control of any Microsoft Windows platform.