Milestones … Time to Celebrate
Wednesday, October 10th, 2012
The ClearPath Next Generation strategy has achieved several milestones, but the October 2012 announcement of this technology ranks among the most significant.
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Posts tagged “MCP”
ClearPath MCP Release 14.0 Delivers Rich New Features
Thursday, July 19th, 2012
Most ClearPath organizations are seeking ways to enhance their current solutions quickly and economically. MCP Release 14.0 offers a wide range of new features and technologies, without compromising the mission-critical foundation you count on.
It’s all action in Lapland…
Monday, December 19th, 2011
SantaSystems CEO describes annual demand at Lapland. In a seasonal business such as this, the load builds up for a couple of months, reaching a peak about now. Having systems that can respond to these peaks, while maintaining performance, reliability and security, is absolutely crucial.
Around the World in 26 Days – Part 1 – Silverstone Racing C
Monday, June 6th, 2011
In an earlier blog I mused that I should get out more … well somebody listened … during the month of May I’ve visited five cities and have spoken with customers from Europe, Middle East & Africa, North America, and Asia-Pacific. It’s truly an honor to be asked to do so, and I truly enjoy every opportunity to interact with our clients.
Can’t We All Just Get Along?
Tuesday, April 5th, 2011
Many people view the “MCP” as a whole – they receive an MCP release, install, qualify, and run it as a single entity. In reality, the MCP is composed of over 125 different software products including the operating system and software for database, security, communications, networking, transaction processing, application development, system management, and other major system functions.
The Right Tool For the Job
Monday, October 25th, 2010
When I was young, I thought scissors came with the tips broken off … I learned later in life that actually they had been broken off by my dad when he used them as screwdrivers … an early lesson in using the right tool for the job. When we started the process of defining the ClearPath NextGen architecture we knew we needed to preserve the partitioning capabilities from earlier systems and at the same time we wanted to exploit all the capabilities in Intel’s latest system designs.. While virtualization is all the rage, we chose not to use a general purpose hypervisor for partitioning … did we choose wisely?
ClearPath is State of the Art
Monday, September 20th, 2010
Each Quarter Unisys publishes the names of employees who have been awarded patents by the US Patent and Trademark Office on Unisys’s behalf. These patents form a key piece of our portfolio of intellectual property. Having your name on a patent marks you as a special person … an inventor … one who can see the solution to a problem before others can … sometimes even before others can see there is a problem or opportunity at all.
