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GM to Hire 1,000 Information Technology People in Phoenix Suburb
General Motors is hiring 1,000 people for an Information Technology office in a Phoenix suburb, joining Austin, Texas, Roswell, Georgia and Warren, Michigan as part of GM’s strategy to bring IT work in house. GM said it would hire more than 4,000 new information technology workers over the next three to five years to staff the four centers. So far, more than 1,000 employees have been hired for the other three sites. Continue reading
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GM Revamps Information Technology for Growth
GM said it’s to allow software-enabled services revenue to increase to $20-25 billion annually by 2030. Continue reading →