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  • Unisys wins AU$12 million Victorian IT contract

    The Victoria state government has awarded Unisys a AU$12 million managed services contract for two departments' IT infrastructures over three years.

  • Qld TAFE awards Unisys AU$58M IT contract

    Queensland TAFE IT services division has decided to stick with Unisys, renewing its existing contract with the IT services provider for another three years.

  • IT left out of outsourcing decisions

    Most companies view outsourcing as a good way of cutting costs and don't ask for input from the IT department when making such decisions, according to research released this week by Unisys.

  • IT vendors struggle to keep up

    A survey of the top 500 corporates in Australia has revealed that the gap between the performance of IT suppliers and the expectations of their customers is continuing to widen.

  • Get executive buy in: BankWest CIO

    Australian businesses need to make IT leaders part of the executive team to drive business strategy, according to one leading CIO.

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