Energize and increase the productivity of your users with a digital workplace that meets their needs and minimizes frustration with IT support.
Hybrid and multi-cloud operations are complex and costly. Increase your chances of success and get the business value you need.
Process millions of transactions daily, seamlessly incorporate contemporary tools and interfaces, and keep your business-critical apps secure.
Unlock the value of your data to identify new markets, uncover new opportunities and reach new heights.
Apps are at the heart of your business. Deliver results with better customer and user experiences.
Many industries are facing a similar situation: rising costs, demands for IT modernization, and cybersecurity risks. We offer tailored solutions for your industry to address these challenges.
Keep your customers and your reputation safe while simplifying your IT ecosystem. Neutralize threats before they become a crisis.
Improved the state’s justice system through a consolidated view of an individual’s records
Provide real time access to a breadth of judicial information in a consistent, organized format to court staff and other business partners.
Unisys Justice Connect portal and integration hub, state-wide court case data warehouse, and professional services (consulting, integration, and application configuration and implementation) that provide visibility to 300+ disparate judicial systems, such as jail bookings, court cases, criminal history records, corrections data, protection orders, motor vehicle info, in a single secure role-based user interface.
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Unisys has designed and built a robust, secure and user-friendly portal system. The greatest value of the Unisys platform is its ability to connect vastly different source systems on the backend, and deliver a standardized and integrated user experience on the front end. This design has allowed us to add new criminal justice data sources over time with little or no change to the core user interface saving money as well as implementation and training time.”
Director Information Technology DivisionSupreme Court of Ohio
