> IBM's financial performance has shown steady improvement ever since the mid-'90s, when the internet made "work from home" practical, using tools that IBM pioneered, like email, groupware, and Web conferencing.
> IBM hasn't had an unprofitable year since 1994, and its revenue per share has more tripled since then.
This makes it sound like IBM is doing great, instead of mentioning that IBM's revenue has fallen for twenty straight quarters, when other large tech companies have been booming.
> During that period, IBM has created more innovation than any other company. In 2016 alone, IBM filed more patents than Google, Apple, and Microsoft combined.
Equating number of patents filed with "innovation" is absurd. IBM files a ton of patents because they are in the patent licensing business.