Unisys expands Device Subscription Service with Dell integration
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Unisys expanded its Device Subscription Service with integration of Dell Technologies to provide a device lifecycle offering designed to help multi-subsidiary organizations manage edge and Internet of Things (IoT) deployments with greater consistency and control.
The companies positioned the enhanced service for diverse digital operating models, from multinational enterprises to regional subsidiaries, offering a unified framework that balanced standardization with flexibility to meet local requirements.
The strengthened capabilities included AI-driven support automation, proactive endpoint security, flexible infrastructure procurement, real-time analytics and global consistency in provisioning. The offering also included managed detection and secure response capabilities and visibility across all devices and locations.
Unisys and Dell developed a joint responsibility matrix to clarify roles and standardize deployment frameworks for end-to-end edge solutions, and their technical teams collaborated to host workshops to identify equipment needs, establish measurable business objectives and develop deployment strategies for distributed operations. The DSS could be deployed to edge and IoT devices such as restaurant-specific hardware, smart parking garages and sensors on university campuses.
“By joining forces with Dell, we are able to better support organizations with distinctive features such as utility-based modeling, enabling subsidiaries of any size to benefit from consistent pricing and operational efficiencies,” said Patrycja Sobera, senior vice president and general manager of Digital Workplace Solutions, Unisys. “This unified yet adaptable approach empowers organizations to simplify complexity and accelerate progress.” Unisys also referenced its status as a Dell Titanium Partner.
Press release, provided by Cision on behalf of Unisys. Read the original.