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Law firm outsources the data centre
Global law firm Linklaters has signed a worldwide IT services contract with Unisys to improve the performance of its datacentres.
Unisys will take responsibility for the support and maintenance of Linklaters’ global datacentre and office server, printer and storage infrastructure.
Unisys will also look after the firm’s UK desktops, laptops and mobile devices. Linklaters’ datacentres are spread across the US, UK and Hong Kong.
Very cool, the law firm appears to be using Unisys to provide its IT services, in doing so it can offset the desktop and infrastructure costs and with Unisys reduce their operational costs, very cool, and good news for Unisys.
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