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• Government agencies shouldn’t overlook Cloud approaches: Unisys outsourcing expert

  By Hamish Barwick | 23 February, 2012 16:11

  Making use of Cloud approaches such as virtualization and automation is something Australian government agencies shouldn’t overlook, as it is a way to try Cloud computing without the risks, according to Unisys outsourcing expert Wayne Allen.

• In pictures: CIO roundtable discussion

  By Georgina Swan | 15 November, 2011 11:14

  It’s an issue that keeps many a CIO awake at night — how do you create a technologically flexible workplace while maintaining a strong IT framework and security? How do you track ongoing costs and benefits?

• NSW Police Force taps Unisys for image storage

  By Lisa Banks | 02 November, 2011 12:00

  The NSW Police Force has awarded a 40-month contract for the application and infrastructure support services of its Shared Imagery Management System (SIMS).

• Idaho National Laboratory to move to Google Apps

  By Nancy Gohring | 25 October, 2011 23:04

  As many as 5,000 workers at the U.S. Department of Energy's Idaho National Laboratory will be the latest government workers to start using Google Apps.

• In pictures: CIO roundtable discussion

  By Georgina Swan | 24 August, 2011 09:46

  A CIO roundtable sponsored by Unisys

• IDC: IT hasn't grasped consumerization trend

  By Nancy Gohring | 12 July, 2011 14:01

  More people are bringing their own tablets and smartphones to work but IT departments have been slow to support them and may not even be aware of the trend, according to a report funded by Unisys and conducted by IDC.

• Challenges remain with Convention on Cybercrime framework: Unisys

  By Hamish Barwick | 23 June, 2011 10:43

  The Gillard Government's decision to set up legislative framework to allow Australia to sign the Council of Europe Convention on Cybercrime treaty was a good step forward but privacy and civil liberty concerns need to be taken into account, according to a security expert

• Vodafone hangs up on Unisys for new voicemail system

  By Tim Lohman | 18 May, 2011 10:23

  Vodafone has upgraded its voicemail system opting to drop Unisys in favour of Acision, the same provider VHA partner, Hutchison, uses for its ‘3’ customers.

• Identity theft, e-fraud top Australian security concerns: Unisys

  By Hamish Barwick | 05 May, 2011 08:29

  Financial fraud, identity theft and environmental disasters lean more heavily on Australians’ minds than national security threats, according to a Unisys report.

• Auditors: ERP software woes could cost Idaho millions

  By Chris Kanaracus | 31 March, 2011 07:15

  Idaho may be out millions of dollars due to problems with a new system for processing Medicaid claims, according to a legislative auditor's report released this week.

• Unisys to help enterprises be smarter about move to cloud

  By Nancy Gohring | 23 March, 2011 15:08

  Unisys is packaging together existing and a few new consulting and management services in order to help enterprises better manage various cloud implementations.

• Global approach to cybercrime step forward for Australia: Government

  By Hamish Barwick | 18 March, 2011 12:28

  Joining the European Convention on Cybercrime will be the only way to spread information to Australians about the increasing threat posed by global cyber criminals according to IT industry and government leaders, according to Federal Attorney-General, Robert McClelland.

• Unisys offers 'hosted private cloud'

  By Nancy Gohring | 07 December, 2010 16:03

  Unisys on Tuesday introduced a dedicated, hosted computing service that lets customers quickly add extra capacity for short-term use, a feature Unisys says is unique among what it calls "hosted private clouds."

• EMC buys mainframe virtual tape library vendor Bus-Tech

  By Lucas Mearian | 11 November, 2010 07:46

  Storage vendor EMC today announced it has completed the purchase of privately-help virtual tape library (VTL) vendor Bus-Tech for an undisclosed amount.

• Convenience trumps common sense in mobile security arena

  By James Hutchinson | 26 October, 2010 16:41

  Mobile security is becoming an increasing concern among Australian consumers and enterprises, but few are willing to take the steps necessary to keep their information safe, according to research from Unisys.