
Shanghai global sourcing centre will employ 1,000 people...
By Andy McCue
Published: 20 March 2006 11:35 GMT
Unisys has launched a new offshore services and software development centre in Shanghai as part of the continued expansion of its operations in China.
The Shanghai centre will employ around 1,000 people over the next three years and provide application development, IT and business process outsourcing services, technical helpdesk and support services to Unisys' global customers.
The global sourcing centre will also act as an open source "centre of excellence" for Unisys to develop and deploy open source software.
Cal Killen, VP of Unisys Global Services, said the tech centre in Shanghai will provide customers with an offshore cost advantage.
He said in a statement: "This expansion of our China operations extends Unisys' long-term commitment to providing global sourcing options that meet clients' continually evolving demands in an increasingly competitive global marketplace."
Unisys already has Chinese operations in Beijing, Guangzhou and Shanghai. The new state-of-the-art facility in Shanghai ZhangJiang Hi-Tech Park will begin operations this month.
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