Unisys stories
Jim Thompson, Unisys chief engineer and global vice president of engineering and supply chain, has a vast amount of IT industry experience.
Unisys Corporation has recognised 10 clients and partners with Lighthouse Awards at the Universe 2014 event held in Dallas.
Steve Griffin, country manager at Unisys New Zealand, discusses his military background and his career in logistics and IT.
On 8 April 2014 Microsoft retires support for Windows XP: there's now some urgency to upgrade to a more modern operating system.
A new report shows Kiwis are an altruistic bunch, happy for social media information to be monitored 'for the greater good' - but not for marketing.
Analytics and big data may be hot topics for resellers, but your customers may want to think twice when it comes to social media monitoring...
Unisys has announced a new application that enables users of the ServiceNow platform to automate provisioning of IT resources on Microsoft Azure.
Unisys has become a global managed services partner to ServiceNow, in order to deliver integrated service management solutions for enterprise clients.
The New Zealand Transport Agency has chosen Unisys as the prime system integrator to modernise the national crash analysis system (CAS).
Unisys set to digitalise NZ's MBIE tenancy bond system, promising easier transactions for landlords and tenants alike.
Data centres face the mammoth task of adapting to the Internet of Everything, posing new challenges in data management and security.
Unisys NZ urges Kiwi firms to reclaim mobile innovation crown, spotlighting a shift needed from operational to revenue-boosting mobile strategies.
New survey reveals 86% of NZ and AU critical infrastructures suffered security breaches last year, surpassing the global average.
Kiwi firms trail in mobility tech adoption, with just 10% hitting 'trendsetter' status, lagging global norm - Unisys report finds.
Unisys NZ's Steve Griffin reveals experience is key in data centre choice, likening CIOs to Rugby selectors for crucial IT strategies.
Unisys advises firms to see their internal environment as hostile to counter BYOD risks, urging a shift to multi-factor authentication and data encryption.
New Zealanders' confidence in local organisations' ability to keep their data secure seems to have taken a hit...
Jim Thompson of Unisys highlights the hurdles in virtualising mission-critical systems, revealing a cutting-edge solution for stability.
John Kendall shares key tips on the human aspect of IT security, stressing the blend of technology, policy, and education for resellers.
Leading storage provider selects Unisys as service partner to support its rapid growth and expand its global presence.
