UXC stories

Gartner predicts that facial recognition payments, interfaceless machines, and a UX research renaissance will be top digital experience trends in 2020.

Australia's new Cyber Security Strategy aims to address shortages in skilled professionals & promote cultural change.

FedUni has selected UXC Keystone to transform its IT infrastructure as it expands beyond Australia. #education #digitaltransformation.

CSC has completed its acquisition of Australia’s UXC Limited, creating one of the regions largest IT services companies.

The appointment of Philip Milne as UXC Red Rock CEO will see the company competing 'more aggressively' in the Oracle market.

Governments around the world are actively pursuing digitalisation, but concerns about security and privacy remain, according to UXC Saltbush.

UXC set for a $428m takeover by CSC, aiming to forge a leading IT services giant in the region, despite a lowered bid per share.

UXC managing director and chief executive Cris Nicolli has announced he is retiring from the company on conclusion of CSC's proposed acquisition.

CSC is in negotiations to acquire UXC in a $428 million deal which would create one of the region's largest IT services companies.

UXC posts record revenue for the 2015 financial year, with annuity business paying dividends – and 53% of full year FY16 revenue already confirmed.

UXC secures a landmark £25m contract from Ausgrid and Endeavour Energy, pledging top-notch IT support for 7500 users in NSW.

UXC is celebrating after signing up more than $100 million in new contracts recently – with more than 60% representing new customer revenue streams.

Effective communication is key to successful organisational change, says UXC. Poor stakeholder management and lack of common language are major barriers.

IT services company UXC will establish an enterprise delivery centre in Hobart, after gaining a $1.7 million grant from the Tasmanian Government.

In order to achieve disruptive innovation, businesses must be willing to take risks - however, it’s crucial to minimise these risks.

Organisations are turning to disruptive technologies to gain a competitive edge, says business IT solutions provider UXC.

UXC Keystone is officially the first ServiceNow partner in the Asia Pacific region to gain Master Solution Partner status.

2014 will be remembered as the year of disruption, a pivotal year of change in the ever-evolving IT business model.

UXC Limited wins Teaming Excellence Award of the Year 2013 at the Cisco Australia and New Zealand Partner Insight Awards.

Businesses looking to overcome current market challenges could benefit by following the key trends predicted for 2014 according to UXC Eclipse.