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Unisys and Cushman & Wakefield Named Paragon Champions for Excellence at 2026 ISG Paragon Awards™

PR Newswire•29/10/2026•09:00 ET
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Key Highlights

  • ➤Unisys and Cushman & Wakefield win 2026 ISG Paragon Excellence awards
  • ➤Cloud migration and AI service desk generated more than $35 million in five-year savings
  • ➤Four data centers migrated to Microsoft Azure across nearly 60 countries
  • ➤Infrastructure availability reached 99.99% after the transformation
  • ➤Major incidents fell 73% and resolution time declined 40%

Expert Statements

Chris Arrasmith, Chief operating officer of Unisys

“This award reflects what's possible when a client and provider work as one team”

Chris Arrasmith, Chief operating officer of Unisys

“Together with Cushman & Wakefield, we've built a secure cloud foundation and an AI-powered service that grows with the business, and we're proud that ISG recognized the measurable results they deliver.”

Simon Springett, Chief technology officer of Cushman & Wakefield

“Our partnership with Unisys has been about far more than technology modernization”

Simon Springett, Chief technology officer of Cushman & Wakefield

“A shared focus on delivering meaningful business outcomes has helped us fundamentally strengthen the digital foundation of Cushman & Wakefield through our cloud transformation and enhanced cybersecurity capabilities.”

Simon Springett, Chief technology officer of Cushman & Wakefield

“These efforts have helped create a more resilient, agile and innovative global business.”

Simon Springett, Chief technology officer of Cushman & Wakefield

“The progress we've achieved together has created a strong platform for future growth, and we're excited to build on that momentum by leveraging AI, automation, analytics and cloud technologies to deliver even greater outcomes for our clients and colleagues.”

Unisys and Cushman & Wakefield Named Paragon Champions for Excellence at 2026 ISG Paragon Awards™ PR Newswire

Cloud migration and AI-powered service desk deliver more than $35 million in five-year savings to the client

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