Engineering the next generation of information systems
Join Unisys at the International Conference on Next Generation Information Systems Engineering (NGISE) 2026, where researchers and industry practitioners explore new approaches and emerging technologies for building information systems.
Information systems sit at the center of today’s organizations. Over two days, NGISE looks at how to engineer them to be secure, sustainable, and ready to drive rapid digital change. Its presentations and discussions create opportunities for academia and industry to work together. As a hybrid conference, you can attend in person or online.
As a platinum sponsor, Unisys contributes a featured industrial talk and two research papers to the program.
Research papers from Unisys
- Operationalizing AI beyond black boxes: How hybrid graph reasoning can serve as constraint-aware AI systems for high-risk applications
- Optimization on quantum and hybrid platforms: A practical introduction
Join the featured industrial talk
Knowledge graphs and neurosymbolic AI in action: From connected data to intelligent reasoning
Knowledge graphs map the relationships among entities such as genes, compounds, transactions and risk signals. Neurosymbolic AI pairs neural learning with symbolic logic to reason over those relationships. Together, they help turn siloed data into AI-driven insights that people can trace and trust.
Dr. Salvatore Sinno, vice president of innovation, Enterprise Computing Solutions, at Unisys, shares applied research from two fields. In life sciences, these methods support drug repurposing and help predict new therapeutic targets. In finance, they help detect fraud and money laundering and assess risk.
Can’t make it to Delhi NCR? Let’s connect. Schedule a meeting