So long IBM and thanks for all the fish

After 16 exciting and very rewarding years at IBM I left my badge at reception today. Thanks to my teams, friends and family for making these years so remarkable. I will embark now on a new journey as Digital Advisor at Microsoft, It is a great pleasure for me to have the opportunity of working in the Digital Advisory Services. My journey started here , I took my first computer on 1982, it was a Commodore VIC 20 ,  my…

Mario Noioso
IBM So Long and thanks for all the fish

So long IBM and thanks for all the fish

After 16 exciting and very rewarding years at IBM I left my badge at reception today. Thanks to my teams, friends and family for making these years so remarkable. I will embark now on a new journey as Digital Advisor at Microsoft, It is a great pleasure for me to…

Mario Noioso
IBM So Long and thanks for all the fish

So long IBM and thanks for all the fish

After 16 exciting and very rewarding years at IBM I left my badge at reception today.
Thanks to my teams, friends and family for making these years so remarkable. I will embark now on a new journey as Digital Advisor at Microsoft, It is a great pleasure for me to have the opportunity of working in the Digital Advisory Services.

My journey started here , I took my first computer on 1982, it was a Commodore VIC 20 ,  my first professional internet experience began in the 1997, here my first website, and after the IBM’s experience I have decided to seek new adventures. I am sure you can understand that making this decision has been difficult. I leave with mixed emotions.

I have a lot of memories: passion, friends, colleagues, boss, customers, project plans, scenarios, solutions, source code, meetings, failures, successes, work at night, dreams, philosophy, technologies, travels, cities, airports, pubs 🙂

I do wish You and the Company every success in all its future endeavors.

Stay tuned. It’s going to be a blast. See you around !

So long and thanks for all the fish

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