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Executive Conversations
Peter Altabef
November 7th, 2017
Bolstering physical and cyber security are increasingly critical imperatives for businesses and governments alike. Unisys’ 20,000-plus associates come to work every day, ready to build security into everything we do, to help our clients protect their applications, data and systems so they can continue their day-to-day operations without interruption.
Executive Conversations
Ann Sung RuckstuhlNovember 1st, 2017
As a company that builds security into all we do like no other, Unisys takes seriously both the bonds we form with our clients in addressing their physical and cyber security needs and our social responsibility to help ensure consumer safety and security.
Executive Conversations
Celso PuenteOctober 17th, 2017
When it comes to snackable marketing: you have to make your content attractive to the people you are speaking to. You have to give them what they crave. You can’t approach snackable marketing like a dietician who objects, “But Brussels sprouts are good for you!” People don’t care.
Executive Conversations
Celso PuenteSeptember 28th, 2017
I’m a huge fan of snackable content and as a marketer, I am immersed in it. From this professional vantage point, I have observed that the best snackable content is not noteworthy because it is short, quick, and easy. The best snackable content is defined by being mouthwatering, tantalizing, and intriguing.
Executive Conversations
Nick EvansAugust 3rd, 2017
Article promoting our new digital transformation maturity survey in conjunction with the British Computer Society (BCS) and inviting readers to take the assessment on behalf of their respective organizations.
Executive Conversations
Ann Sung RuckstuhlJuly 25th, 2017
I’m pleased to announce that we have begun to roll out Wave 2 of the 2017 Unisys Security Index™ -- the only recurring snapshot of consumer security concerns conducted globally. In Wave 1 we gauged the general security concerns of more than 13,000 consumers in 13 countries worldwide. In Wave 2, we measured security concerns on one of the fastest-growing IT phenomena of our time: the Internet of Things (IoT).
Executive Conversations
Venkatapathi PuvvadaJuly 19th, 2017
How U.S. federal agencies can meet mandates for digital transformation.
Executive Conversations
Eric HuttoJuly 11th, 2017
A reflection on the milestones achieved by the Unisys team and a renewed energy for what is to come as we focus on enhancing, extending, and expanding the value we bring to our clients.
Executive Conversations
Ann Sung RuckstuhlJune 20th, 2017
Today, I am pleased to announce the results of the 2017 Unisys Security Index™ – the only recurring snapshot of security concerns conducted globally. Initially launched 10 years ago, the index provides an ongoing, statistically-robust measure of consumer concern about security, and this year, shows that security concerns abound – in fact, they are higher than ever before.
Executive Conversations
Peter AltabefJune 20th, 2017
Security is at the forefront of everything Unisys does – not just with particular products or services, but rather that it is integrated into all of our solutions. Today’s launch of our Unisys Security Index™ results reinforces our company vision: to enhance peoples’ lives through digital security as well as our commitment to security – both internally and externally with our clients.
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