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Day and Unisys Partner
Companies to Develop Integrated Document and Content Management Solution for E-Government as First Project
Day, provider of global content management software, and Unisys (Switzerland) AG, IT service provider for infrastructure managed services and e-government solutions, have formed a strategic partnership to jointly market and implement enterprise content management solutions. In an initial project, the companies will develop an interface between the software products Day’s Communiqué and Fabasoft’s eGov-Suite. This creates an integrated document and content management platform, which supports all aspects of the content life cycle for e-government and meets the growing demands of quality, flexibility and services in the public sector.
In addition, Unisys and Day sales and services professionals will work together to deliver a wide range of industry independent content management solutions, e.g. content management solutions focusing on multi-site management and brand protection, enterprise portals, digital asset management, business process management as well as collaboration & community support.
“The partnership with Day expands our service portfolio in the areas e-business and e-government through field proven content management solutions,” said Daniel Schnider, Director Global Account Management of Unisys. “Day’s Communiqué provides an extremely reliable content management tool, enabling our customers to manage all their content. Our customers can increase the efficiency of their content initiatives significantly and reduce the total cost of ownership.“
“With Unisys, a worldwide operating company with long lasting expertise in complex online projects, Day gains a new important partner,” said Angelo Buscemi, Managing Director Switzerland of Day. “Additionally, Unisys is very familiar with software infrastructures and thus will be an important support regarding the upcoming introduction of the content management standard JSR 170.”13.01.2005, Day Software GmbH
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