Why did EY choose IBM as a strategic partner?
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Americas Indirect Tax Leader at EY (Ernst & Young)
Niche: Finance
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Location: United States
Started: 1989
IBM stood out because of its culture of innovation, strong technology offerings, and willingness to understand our business deeply. Their teams have invested significant time learning our challenges and tailoring solutions to our specific needs, which has been incredibly valuable.
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