Rosetta recently released an agreement with IBM to aggressively pursue a worldwide expansion into the ecommerce market. Rosetta’s parent company, Publicis Groupe, and IBM outlined the global plan a couple weeks ago. The plan includes a global expansion to capture a larger share of the growing demand for commerce-related technology and services. Throughout the next three years Rosetta plans to establish three new global commerce centers in Western Europe, China and Latin America, beginning with the expansion of their San Luis Obispo office near the San Luis Obispo County Regional Airport. According to insiders the Publicis Group expects the expansion to generate commerce-related revenues to approach $100 million by 2013 and reach more than $300 million by 2015 for Rosetta alone.