BLUE BELL, PA — Unisys (NYSE: UIS) has been named a winner in Fast Company’s 2024 Next Big Things in Tech list under the “Enduring Impact: 15+ Years in Business” category. This recognition highlights the company’s long-standing dedication to technological advancement, particularly its transformative role in the travel and transportation sectors through the Unisys Logistics Optimization™ solution.
The solution leverages advanced technologies like artificial intelligence and quantum computing to optimize cargo loading, routing, and warehousing operations. With near-real-time dynamic planning and exception management capabilities, Unisys Logistics Optimization sets a new standard in logistics efficiency for airlines and freight forwarders, helping businesses improve operations in a competitive, fast-paced digital landscape.
One notable case demonstrating the solution’s impact is MAB Kargo, an airline client that implemented Unisys Logistics Optimization to increase cargo capacity utilization and reduce ground labor costs. The result was a five percent boost in utilization, underscoring the tangible benefits of the platform.
“We are deeply honored to receive this prestigious recognition from Fast Company, which highlights Unisys’ unwavering pursuit of innovation and our transformative impact on the logistics industry,” said Chris Arrasmith, Senior Vice President of Enterprise Computing Solutions at Unisys. “With a proven track record and a bold vision for the future, Unisys is dedicated to driving efficiency and growth for our clients worldwide.”
This acknowledgment by Fast Company marks a milestone for Unisys and spotlights its role as a leader in innovative tech solutions that redefine logistics management. Unisys stated that it remains committed to advancing efficiency and delivering value to the transportation industry, driven by cutting-edge technology and a client-focused approach.
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