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IBM to modernise CBDT infrastructure

NEW DELHI: IBM has signed a five-year agreement with the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) to modernise the latter's information technology infrastructure spread across India. As per the Rs. 205-crore services agreement, IBM will offer integrated infrastructure solutions to CBDT's three data centres in Delhi, Mumbai and Chennai and facilitate management services for the Income-tax department across 745 offices in 510 cities. It will help CBDT improve its IT systems portfolio, said a company statement issued here.

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