Vice chairman to head International Data unit

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Axel Leblois, vice chairman of International Data Group is named chairman and CEO of one of the company's subsidiaries, a market research and analysis firm called the International Data Corp. Leblois will succeed Thomas E. Swithenbank at the helm of the company which Leblois describes as providing information about the information technology industry. The International Data Group is a privately held company with annual revenues of $500 million. It publishes some 120 computer related publications around the world, as well as providing market research and producing exhibitions and conferences on information technology.

Commercial nonphysical research, Information retrieval services, Information services, Marketing research, Market research, International Data Corp., International Data Group Inc., New Appointment, Lablios, Axel

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I.B.M. vice president heads Rolm venture

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H. Mitchell Watson Jr is named president and chief executive of the Rolm Co, a joint venture of IBM and Siemens AG. Rolm Co will market and service private exchange telecommunication products. IBM acquired the Rolm Corp in 1984, and in 1988, IBM sold the manufacturing and development operations to Siemens. Watson joined IBM in 1962. In 1969 and 1970 he managed the development of a computer-controlled switchboard for private branch exchanges and from 1975 to 1978 he worked at IBM's communications division in Raleigh, NC. Watson graduated from the University of Tennessee with advanced degrees in mathematics.

Telephone and telegraph apparatus, Management, Joint ventures, International Business Machines Corp., IBM, Telecommunications equipment industry, Telecommunications equipment, Siemens AG, Communications Equipment, PBX, Joint Venture, Watson, H. Mitchell, Jr., Rolm Co.

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Ultimate's ex-leader heads Digital Products

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Theodore M. Sabarese is appointed as president and chief executive of Digital Products Corp. Sabarese built Ultimate Corp into a $200 million business. Since that time Sabarese has been fighting a Chapter 11 battle over his personal finances. Digital Products Corp is a leading manufacturer of electronic equipment used for monitoring prisoners under house arrest.

Security systems services, Product information, Chief executive officers, Electronic monitoring of prisoners, Electronic prisoner monitoring, Sabarese, Theodore M., Digital Products Corp., DIPC

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