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Victor Silvino, former country manager of IBM Philippines’ Business Partner Organization and managing director of Lotus Software Philippines, was recently appointed as the general manager of Fritz & Macziol Asia Inc., a leading European software, systems and services company based in Ulm, Germany.


Silvino will lead the company’s initial goal of offering IT solutions, which include hardware, software and services that address customers’ critical business needs. 


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Ever wondered what it’s like to be thrust into a scientist’s lab full of people that seemed to be fiddling with the future? 


Well, Lotusphere was one such experience, and from everyone’s vantage point, it was clear to see that IBM had its sights set on earning its rightful share of that future.


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The courses are multi-disciplinary and cover a wide range of subjects that will complement the traditional instructor-led methodology.


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