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Australia Defence Hands Over Regional ICT Support To UNISYS

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Friday, November 13th, 2009

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The Parliamentary Secretary for Defence Support the Hon. Mike Kelly recently congratulated the Department of Defence for the successful transitioning of Regional ICT Support services to private industry. "Defence Regional ICT Support services in 12 regions are covering over 100,000 desktop computers at 460 Defence bases and sites are now managed by Unisys Australia after an 18- month transition period," Kelly said. "I am pleased to officially welcome Unisys on board as a strategic partner to Defence and the Chief…

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