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Un día como hoy (11 de noviembre) en la computación

El 11 de noviembre de 1986, se fusionan Burroughs Corporation y Sperry Rand para formar el consorcio de consultoría multinacional Unisys que provee hoy de servicios de aplicaciones e infraestructura en la nube. Llegó a ser la segunda empresa informática más grande, solo superada por IBM #retrocomputingmx #Unisys

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The Unisys Icon: One Canadian Xennial's Memories of Ontario's Obscure Computer

One topic that often comes up in retro gaming circles is how aspects of gaming history not part of the American story don't get enough attention. I personally feel it's mostly up to the people to whom the stories belong to tell them. So I am going to follow my own advice today and tell the tale of a computer that statistically speaking almost no one has used, and some of that computer's software. I have to tell this story from memory, because this computer and its software functionally no longer exist. Practically no photographs of any of its games exist. We're relying on decades-old recall here, so… I'll do my best.

The Unisys ICON was a computer developed as an initiative by the Ontario Ministry of Education to create a standard for Ontario schools. It used an Intel 80186 CPU and its OS was an early version of a Unix-like system that eventually came to be known as QNX. Yes, the Blackberry one. Still in use, I believe. Each Unisys ICON came with its own monitor and a very robust keyboard with a trackball embedded in it. Computers ran in a network from a designated server machine. They were pretty expensive and the whole program was quite controversial, with many considering it a colossal waste of tax money. I mean, in hindsight… probably?

The first line of ICONs were introduced to schools in Ontario in 1984, and support for the platform continued until 1994. During that time, several models were created along with a fair bit of bespoke software. Most of it was meant to be educational, used for teaching programming to older kids and more general lessons to younger ones. I don't recall any pure games without any educational component, although some of them really danced on that line. When the ICON program was canceled in 1994, the Archives of Ontario declined to preserve the ICON and its software. They were all ordered to be destroyed, and just about all of them were.

Only a few fully working models are known to be in existence today, and some of the software was just straight-up lost forever. No emulators exist, and there is no way to play any ICON software unless you have access to one of those few remaining units. So yes, all my UK friends out there? I know you dislike it when Americans make jokes about your Spectrum and Amiga computers and games, but you can only joke about something if you've heard about it. No one jokes about the ICON. I mean, until they find out about its nickname, "The Bionic Beaver". That's easy pickins.

My elementary school in a small Northwestern Ontario town had about a hundred students total from Junior Kindergarten to Grade 6. It was such a small school, we didn't even have a Grade 5 class and teacher. They just divided the Grade 5 students by academic achievement and stuck the higher achievers in the Grade 6 class and the lower ones stayed in the Grade 4 class with slightly more difficult texts and homework. Anyway, it was a small school. It no longer exists. But in the 1980s, we had a couple of Apple II computers. They were pretty old by then, and the green and black monitors didn't impress kids who had tasted the Commodore 64, Tandy, or NES. But hey, we played Oregon Trail, Carmen Sandiego, and Crosscountry Canada on them when we could.

I remember when we got our ICONs. It was a pretty big deal! Our school received four of them, with one designated as the server. They were put in a prime location in the hallway, between the fourth grade classroom and the school entrance. If a person was going to the auditorium, they'd have to pass by them. Not like those Apple IIs, tucked away in a less traveled part of the hallways. Our school was proud of those ICONs, and the student body was excited to use them. One of the fun things about visiting the junior high school was that it had a whole lab of ICONs, with different games. Pure decadence! Absolutely sick!

Anyway, the memories of Xennials from Ontario are by and large all that remains of these things now. Even the Wikipedia entry's list of software is missing games I know I played on there. So what can you do? I'm going to talk about some of the games I remember, and since literally no screenshots exist, I drew some pictures. Quickly, mind you. And from 35+ year old memories, no less. Sorry, it's all I've got.

(Not actual screenshots)

SpectICON: This was a paint program, and when our ICON computers were turned on this is what they defaulted to. When the program loaded up, it had a colorful picture of a tree in autumn in place. You could change the palette using the trackball, and if you rolled it with some power the colors of the tree would wildly alternate. My friend Peter dubbed this "Disco Tree". It could do some simple animation, mostly by morphing between two images. I used this to make an animation of a robot turning into a car, because I was ten years old in 1989 and Transformers was the thing.

Offshore Fishing: One of the more popular games in my school. You would move your boat to different locations on a map, after which it would switch to a side-view. You then used the trackball to maneuver your fishing net, trying to catch as much as you can. If a shark comes, it will break your net and you'll lose a lot of money. This was supposed to teach us about the fishing industry, I think?

Math Maze: Another popular one in my school. You would make your way through a maze, battling monsters and looking for treasures. You could pick a knight or a wizard, and your choice of weapon between a sword and a wand. Knight with wand was splendid. No effect on the gameplay, of course. When you met a monster or found a treasure, it was time to do MATH. The last boss of the dungeon would ask what weighed more, a pound of feathers or a pound of gold. We were very proud when we sorted out the answer to that one. The cut-out box at the side showing a close-up of the action had some interesting visuals, at least.

A Day in the Life Of: We didn't have this one at my school, but the junior high school had it and I played it there. A strange game where you played as a student, and you could just straight up cut school and go to the mall if you wanted to. The mall had some different spots to visit, including an arcade where you could play a minigames called Mutant Bunnies Attack or something. It was basically Activision's Kaboom, and since we had a trackball… well, this was a pretty good time. I don't remember the actual point of this one.

Crosscountry Canada & Lemonade Stand: You might know these games from other platforms. They were ported to the ICON and played pretty much the same way here as anywhere else. Both were old hat for us and didn't get much play as a result.

Greenhouse: A gardening game. You had to grow plants by setting a variety of conditions, including temperature, watering, and sunlight. Each plant had different needs, but if you could sort it out you would be rewarded by seeing them grow. I messed around with this one a bit, but it was on the junior high school computers so I didn't get to play it as much as I would have liked.

Robot R&D: Robots! This was a cool one. You would build a robot from different parts and materials. You could then put them through a variety of tests to see how they would react. You could immerse them in water, try to crush them, or just drop them from high places. For most kids, you had them at "build a robot".

There were lots of other games, but these were the ones I played and the ones I remember. I wish I could tell you about all of them, but this is the limit of my knowledge. Maybe someone else out there can remember other ones and talk about them? I hope that one day this off-beat, highly geographically and temporally localized computer is properly archived and its software is made accessible again. I would like to play Offshore Fishing at least one more time in my life. Thanks for reading!

Extra Note: I just remembered the darned things would say HELLO when you booted them up. A talking computer?!

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The Hound of the Baskervilles: The Man on the Tor

E. Remington and Sons, founded in 1816, was an American company known for firearms and typewriters, manufacturing the first commercial model of the latter. The typewriter part of the business was sold off in 1886 and via a series of corporate changes, the company is now part of Unisys. Not that it makes typewriters anymore.

The earliest known use of the word "sexy" comes from a letter by Arnold Bennett in 1896.

This is a period where people, especially of class, very much cared about avoiding scandal. A married woman visiting a single man late at night would be a scandal.

At this time Laura Lyons would have to prove that her estranged husband had committed both adultery and abandoned her. Proving the former would usually require a private detective of some form, beyond the means of most people.

A red letter day is one of special significance. In the UK, there are certain days where English High Court judges wear scarlet robes instead of the normal black. This would include religious festivals and the Sovereign's birthdays (official and actual), but I am unable to find an updated official list to reflect the situation with the current King.

Red Letter Days is also the name of a company that sells "experiences" like tank driving days or a cream tea at a posh hotel.

While Franklin possibly isn't aware of it as it was a common turn of phrases, the term "double event" was used in a postcard purporting to be from Jack the Ripper sent the day after that serial killer murdered two women in the space of an hour.

The Court of Queen’s Bench, now the Court of King's Bench, is the division of the High Court dealing with things like personal injury, libel and breach of contract:

Frankland clearly does not remember that you cannot sue the Sovereign. He could sue the Devon County Constabulary though, which has since become the Devon and Cornwall Police.

Tins for food were widespread at this time. They were made of iron, soldered with a tin-lead alloy, which could lead to poisoning by the latter until Max Ams developed a seam in 1888 that only required the solder on the outside.

A pannikin is a metal cup coated in enamel.

"Spartan" means austere. The city state of Sparta in ancient Greece was known, in a rather mythologicalised fashion, for its heavily militarised society, eschewing personal comfort for this. It attracted a lot of admirers as a result, including playing a big part in fascist beliefs. Their reputation for physical prowess has also seen several sports teams adopt their name, like AC Sparta Prague, who dominate the Czech association football game.

There is also of course 300...

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War Profiteers

Remember President Dwight “Ike” Eisenhower, who after green-lighting the overthrow of Iran’s democracy in 1953 at the behest of petrochemical corporations, had a change of heart and warned about the Military Industrial Complex? Here are the top 100 USA Military Industrial Complex “defense” contractors, all corporate welfare queens mooching off the public, who have blood on their hands in Palestine and elsewhere:

Academi

Action Target

ADT Corporation

Advanced Armament Corporation

AECOM

Aerospace Corporation

Aerovironment

AirScan

AM General

American Petroleum Institute

Argon ST

ARINC

Artis

Assett

Astronautics Corporation of America

Atec

Aurora Flight Sciences

Axon Enterprise

United Kingdom BAE Systems

BAE Systems Inc

Ball Corporation

Ball Aerospace & Technologies

Barrett Firearms Manufacturing

Battelle Memorial Institute

Bechtel

Berico Technologies

Boeing Defense, Space & Security

Booz Allen Hamilton

Boston Dynamics

Bravo Strategic

CACI

Carlyle Group

Carnegie Mellon University

Ceradyne

Cloudera

Colt Defense

The Columbia Group

Computer Sciences Corporation

Concurrent Technologies Corporation

CSRA (IT services company)

Cubic Corporation

Omega Training Group

Curtiss-Wright

DeciBel Research

Dillon Aero

Dine Development Corporation

Draper Laboratories

DRS Technologies

DynCorp

Edison Welding Institute

[Israei]l Elbit Systems

M7 Aerospace

Ensco

United Kingdom/Military contractor Ernst & Young

Evergreen International Aviation

Exxon

Fluor Corporation

Force Protection Inc

Foster-Miller

Foster Wheeler

Franklin Armoury

General Atomics

General Dynamics

Bath Iron Works

General Dynamics Electric Boat

Gulfstream

Vangent

General Electric Military Jet Engines Division

Halliburton Corporation

Health Net

Hewlett-Packard

Honeywell

Humana Inc.

Huntington Ingalls Industries

Hybricon Corporation

IBM

Insight Technology

Intelsat

International Resources Group

iRobot

ITT Exelis

Jacobs Engineering Group

JANUS Research Group

Johns Hopkins University

Kaman Aircraft

KBR

Kearfott Corporation

Knight's Armament Company

Kratos Defense & Security Solutions

L3Harris Technologies

Aerojet

Brashear

[France] Lafayette Praetorian Group

Lake Shore Systems

Leidos

EOTech

Lewis Machine & Tool Company

Lockheed Martin

Gyrocam Systems

Sikorsky

LRAD Corporation

ManTech International

Maxar Technologies

McQ

Microsoft

Mission Essential Personnel

Motorola

Natel Electronic Manufacturing Services

Navistar Defense

Nextel

Northrop Grumman

Northrop Grumman Electronic Systems

Northrop Grumman Ship Systems

Northrop Grumman Technical Services

Northrop Grumman Innovation Systems

NOVA

Oceaneering International

Olin Corporation; also see John M. Olin and John M. Olin Foundation

Oshkosh Corporation

Para-Ordnance

Perot Systems

Picatinny Arsenal

Pinnacle Armor

Precision Castparts Corporation

Raytheon Technologies

Collins Aerospace

Rockwell Collins

Goodrich Corporation

Pratt & Whitney

Raytheon Intelligence & Space

Raytheon Missiles & Defense

Raytheon BBN

Remington Arms

Rock Island Arsenal

Roundhill Group

Ruger

Saab Sensis

Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC)

SGIS

Sierra Nevada Corporation

Smith & Wesson

Smith Enterprise (SEI)

SPRATA

Springfield Armory

SRC Inc

SRI International

Stanley

Stewart & Stevenson

Swift Engineering

Tactical Air Support

Teledyne

Teledyne FLIR

Textron

AAI Corporation

Bell Helicopter Textron

Trijicon

TriWest Healthcare Alliance

Unisys

U.S. Ordnance

Verizon Communications

Vinnell Corporation

Westinghouse Electric Corporation

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Univac and Borroughs would later merge to become "Unisys." This data center is rather fanciful compared to the current ones!!

Univac, Early Computer 

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Passenger Service System Market Size, Share, Scope, Key Players, Strategies, Analysis, Forecast, Growth, and Industry Report 2032

The Passenger Service System Market size was valued at USD 7.6 Billion in 2023. It is expected to grow to USD 28.1 Billion by 2032 and grow at a CAGR of 15.6% over the forecast period of 2024-2032.

The Passenger Service System (PSS) Market is experiencing rapid expansion, driven by the growing demand for digitalization in the airline and transportation industry. Airlines are increasingly adopting PSS solutions to enhance passenger experience, optimize operations, and improve revenue management. With advancements in cloud technology and artificial intelligence (AI), PSS is becoming a crucial component in modernizing air travel.

The Passenger Service System (PSS) Market continues to evolve as airlines and travel operators seek more efficient and integrated solutions. The shift towards cloud-based platforms, automation, and seamless passenger engagement is transforming the way airlines handle reservations, check-ins, and ancillary services. As global air travel rebounds post-pandemic, investments in next-generation PSS solutions are accelerating.

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Market Keyplayers:

IBM Corporation (IBM Cloud Pak for Integration, IBM Travel and Transportation Solutions)

Travelport Worldwide Ltd. (Travelport Smartpoint, Travelport+)

KIU System Solution (KIU Passenger Service System, KIU Booking Engine)

Information Systems Associates FZE (ISA PSS, ISA Departure Control)

IBS Software Services Pvt. Ltd. (iFly Res, iFly Loyalty)

Bravo Passenger Solutions Pte Limited (BravoPSS, BravoCheck-in)

Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE GreenLake, HPE Cloud Storage)

Enoya-one LTD. (Enoya PSS, Enoya Check-in Solution)

Travel Technology Interactive (e-PAX, TT Interactive Suite)

Unisys Corporation (Unisys PSS, Unisys Cyber Security Solutions)

Hexaware Technologies Ltd. (HexaPSS, Hexaware Travel Solutions)

Mercator Limited (Mercator PSS, Mercator Loyalty Suite)

Hitit Computer Services A.S. (Hitit PSS, Hitit Flight Operations)

Intelisys Aviation Systems Inc. (Intelisys PSS, Intelisys Flight Control)

Amadeus IT Group SA (Amadeus Altea Suite, Amadeus Selling Platform Connect)

Radixx International, Inc. (Radixx Res, Radixx Go)

Travelsky Technology Ltd. (Travelsky PSS, Travelsky Distribution Solutions)

Sabre Corporation (SabreSonic, Sabre Red Workspace)

Sirena-Travel JSCS (Sirena PSS, Sirena PNR Management)

KIU System Solutions (KIU PSS, KIU Fare Management)

Market Trends Driving Growth

1. Cloud-Based PSS Solutions

Airlines are shifting from traditional legacy systems to cloud-based PSS for scalability, cost reduction, and improved flexibility in managing reservations and ticketing.

2. AI and Automation in Passenger Experience

AI-powered chatbots, self-service kiosks, and automated check-ins are enhancing passenger convenience and reducing operational bottlenecks.

3. Personalization and Ancillary Revenue Growth

Data analytics and machine learning enable airlines to offer personalized services, such as customized fare bundles, loyalty programs, and targeted promotions.

4. Integration with Travel Ecosystem

Modern PSS platforms are integrating with hotels, car rentals, and third-party travel services to provide a seamless end-to-end passenger experience.

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Market Segmentation:

By Component

Software

Services

By Service

Airline Reservation System

Airline Inventory System

Departure Control System

Internet Booking System

Loyalty System

Customer Care System

Others

By Deployment Mode

Cloud

On-premises

By Solution

Inventory Management

Loyalty Management

Reservation Management

Market Analysis and Current Landscape

Key growth factors include:

Rising air travel demand: The post-pandemic recovery has increased the need for streamlined passenger management systems.

Growing adoption of SaaS-based PSS: Airlines are investing in cloud-native solutions to reduce IT infrastructure costs and improve efficiency.

Regulatory compliance and security: Airlines must adhere to evolving aviation regulations and cybersecurity standards, driving investments in advanced PSS platforms.

Competitive differentiation: Airlines are leveraging PSS to offer innovative services, such as biometric check-ins, dynamic pricing, and personalized in-flight experiences.

Despite strong growth, challenges such as integration complexities, high implementation costs, and data privacy concerns remain. However, advancements in AI, blockchain, and predictive analytics are expected to address these issues over time.

Future Prospects: What Lies Ahead?

1. Expansion of AI and Predictive Analytics

Airlines will increasingly use AI-driven analytics to optimize pricing strategies, flight schedules, and passenger preferences.

2. Blockchain for Secure Ticketing and Identity Management

Blockchain technology will enhance transparency, reduce fraud, and streamline passenger identity verification.

3. Mobile-First and Contactless Travel

The rise of mobile check-ins, e-boarding passes, and contactless payments will redefine passenger interactions and improve operational efficiency.

4. Smart Airports and IoT-Enabled PSS

IoT integration will enable real-time tracking of baggage, automated passenger assistance, and enhanced airport security measures.

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Conclusion

The Passenger Service System Market is poised for substantial growth, fueled by technological advancements and the increasing need for seamless passenger experiences. Airlines and travel operators that invest in next-generation PSS solutions will gain a competitive edge in efficiency, customer satisfaction, and revenue optimization. As the industry embraces AI, blockchain, and cloud-based innovations, the future of air travel will be more connected, personalized, and secure than ever before.

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Navigating Your Global Education Journey Top Study Abroad Consultants in Chitrakoot, Jaipur, and study abroad consultants in Rajasthan

Embarking on an international education journey is a transformative experience that opens doors to global opportunities. However, the path to studying abroad involves intricate procedures, from selecting the right institution to navigating visa applications. In Chitrakoot, Jaipur, and across Rajasthan, several esteemed study abroad consultants in Rajasthan specialize in guiding students through this complex process. This article delves into some of the best study abroad consultants in these regions, highlighting their services and how they can assist you in achieving your academic aspirations.

The Importance of Study Abroad Consultants

Pursuing education overseas entails more than just academic readiness; it requires meticulous planning and adherence to various protocols. Study abroad consultants play a pivotal role in:

Personalized Counseling: Understanding individual student profiles to recommend suitable courses and institutions.

Application Assistance: Streamlining the application process to enhance the chances of acceptance.

Visa Guidance: Providing insights and support for visa applications to ensure compliance with immigration policies.

Financial Advisory: Offering advice on scholarships, financial aid, and budgeting for international studies.

By leveraging their expertise, these consultants simplify the journey, allowing students to focus on their academic goals.

Premier Study Abroad Consultants in Chitrakoot, Jaipur

1. Kmindz Education

Located in Vaishali Nagar, Jaipur, Kmindz Education boasts over 12 years of experience in overseas education consultancy. Representing more than 500 universities across 15 countries, they offer comprehensive services, including IELTS and PTE coaching. Their personalized approach ensures that students receive guidance tailored to their unique aspirations. ​

2. Meridian Overseas Education Consultants

Situated in Vaishali Nagar, Jaipur, Meridian Overseas Education Consultants specialize in placing students on the right career path by matching them with appropriate educational institutions abroad. Their deep understanding of students' study abroad needs is complemented by their expertise in visa consultancy services.

3. Edusolution Overseas Education Consultants

Based near Amrapali Circle, Vaishali Nagar, Jaipur, Edusolution offers a range of services, including counseling, admission assistance, and visa guidance. Their team of experienced professionals is well-versed in the education systems of various countries, ensuring students receive informed advice.

Leading Study Abroad Consultants across Rajasthan

1. Unisys Global

With a presence in Kota, Rajasthan, Unisys Global provides excellent overseas education consultancy services. They offer a comprehensive package for students, including assistance with IIT-JEE and NEET entrance coaching, as well as educational consultancy services aimed at reviewing and improving education systems.

2. Keyway Abroad

Based in Udaipur, Keyway Abroad is gaining recognition as a leading study abroad consultant in Rajasthan. With affiliations to over 1,500 universities and colleges, they guide students toward the best course options based on their qualifications and abilities. Their 360-degree services encompass everything from course selection to post-landing support. ​

3. Gateway International

Established in 2007 in Udaipur, Gateway International has expanded its network across multiple cities in Rajasthan. They offer a range of services, including assistance with applications, visa processing, and scholarship opportunities, ensuring a smooth transition for students aspiring to study abroad.

Services Offered by Top Consultants

The best study abroad consultants in Chitrakoot, Jaipur, and Rajasthan provide a suite of services designed to facilitate a seamless transition to international education. These include:

University Selection: Assisting students in choosing institutions that align with their academic interests and career goals.​

Test Preparation: Offering coaching for standardized tests such as IELTS, TOEFL, GRE, and GMAT.​

Application Support: Guiding students through the intricacies of application forms, essays, and documentation.​

Visa Assistance: Ensuring students understand visa requirements and assisting with the application process.​

Pre-Departure Briefings: Preparing students for cultural adjustments and practical aspects of living abroad.​

Choosing the Right Consultant for Your Needs

Selecting the appropriate study abroad consultant is crucial for a successful international education experience. Consider the following factors:

Reputation: Research the consultant's track record and success stories.​

Services Offered: Ensure they provide comprehensive support tailored to your needs.​

Affiliations: Check their partnerships with universities and educational bodies.​ Transparency: Look for clear communication regarding fees, processes, and expectations.​

Engaging with a consultant who aligns with your academic goals and personal preferences can significantly enhance your study abroad journey.

Conclusion

Embarking on an international education journey is a monumental step that requires careful planning and informed decisions. The study abroad consultants in Chitrakoot, Jaipur, and across Rajasthan are equipped with the expertise and resources to guide you through this process. By leveraging their services, you can navigate the complexities of studying abroad with confidence and embark on a path toward global academic excellence.​

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Managed Workplace Services Market Insights, Deep Analysis of Key Vendor in the Industry 2022 to 2032

From 2022 to 2032, the managed workplace services market is expected to expand at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 12%, from USD 28.7 billion to USD 99.4 billion. The demand for managed workplace services is increasing throughout the projection period of 2022 to 2032 in order to close the gap between end-user expectations for integrated, personalized, and flexible services and company efficiency. As more flexible IT workstations and traditional workplace practices are implemented and integrated to assist end users, it is anticipated that the use of managed workplace services will increase. An end-to-end workflow strategy is provided by managed workplace services via platforms such as desktop delivery, mobility, and service. Read More @ https://marketresearchblog.org/2024/10/managed-workplace-services-market-insights-deep-analysis-of-key-vendor-in-the-industry-2022-to-2032/ The Managed Workplace Services (MWS) market refers to the industry involved in providing end-to-end IT solutions for managing and supporting an organization’s end-user devices, such as desktops, laptops, mobile devices, and peripherals. MWS providers offer a range of services, including device management, software deployment, security management, asset management, and helpdesk support. MWS solutions enable organizations to improve their operational efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance the end-user experience by ensuring that their devices are properly managed and maintained. MWS providers leverage technologies such as remote monitoring and management (RMM), mobile device management (MDM), and endpoint protection platforms (EPP) to deliver these services. Who are Some of the Key Competitors in the Managed Workplace Services Market?The end-user industries are the key contributors to the managed workplace services market growth. These industries are adopting various tactics to enlarge the market size all around the globe, which is anticipated to increase production & raise the sales of managed workplace services during the forecast period. Leading Key Players:Intel Corporation (U.S.), Unisys Corporation (U.S.), Hewlett Packard Enterprise Development LP (HPE) (U.S.), IBM Corporation (U.S.), Cisco Systems, Inc. (U.S.), Accenture PLC (Ireland), FUJITSU(Japan), NTT Data Corporation (Japan), Atos (France), Capgemini (France), Cognizant Technology Solutions Corporation (U.S.), HCL Technologies Ltd. (India), Citrix Systems (U.S.), Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC) (U.S.), Wipro Ltd. (India), Tata Consultancy Services (India), Zensar Technologies Ltd (India), Infosys (India).  

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The Unisys Icon: One Canadian Xennial's Memories of Ontario's Obscure Computer

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