"It was like going back to graduate-stu-dent days. We all had nicknames and were hanging out together," says Guru-duth Banavar, a senior executive at ibm. He recently spent time volunteering in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, as part of a six-person team put together by the ibm Corporate Service Corps, working pro bono with the city government to help develop new strategies in areas ranging from public transport and water supply to food safety and innovation. Launched in 2007 as a "corporate version of the Peace corps", the programme is now being scaled up to 500 IBMers a year.
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机译：ibm高级主管古鲁-杜特·巴纳瓦（Guru-duth Banavar）表示：“这就像回到研究生时代。我们都有昵称，并且一起出去玩。”最近，他作为ibm Corporate Service Corps组成的六人团队的一部分，在越南胡志明市志愿服务，与市政府无偿合作，帮助制定公共交通和水务等领域的新战略。供应食品安全和创新。该计划于2007年作为“ Peace corps的企业版”启动，现在每年可扩展至500名IBM员工。
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