BLUE BELL, PA — Unisys Corp. (NYSE: UIS) has received industry recognition for two executives overseeing its global technology support operations, highlighting the company’s efforts to expand artificial intelligence-enabled field services and digital workplace management.
Patrycja Sobera, senior vice president and general manager of Digital Workplace Solutions, and Antonio Pinto, director of field services delivery for Europe, the Middle East and Africa, were named to the Future of Field Service’s 2026 Stand Out 50 Leaders list.
The peer-selected awards recognize executives for leadership, service delivery strategy and customer experience improvements within the field services industry.
Sobera received the distinction for the second consecutive year, while Pinto was recognized for the first time.
At Unisys, Sobera oversees a global delivery organization of more than 6,000 employees providing technical support and digital workplace services across multiple industries.
Her responsibilities include developing AI-enabled support services that can be accessed on demand in multiple languages, part of the company’s effort to automate service delivery and improve technical support operations.
The Blue Bell-based technology services company recently expanded its collaboration with Salesforce to incorporate AI-driven capabilities into field services, an initiative within Sobera’s business unit.
“Being recognized as a ‘Stand Out 50 Leader’ for the second year is a reflection of our team’s work, not just mine,” Sobera said. “It is our duty as leaders to equip our people with the tools and support they need to do their best work and deliver meaningful outcomes for our clients.”
Sobera also received recognition from HDI, a technical support and service management industry organization, as a Top 25 Thought Leader in both 2025 and 2026.
She serves as a Lean In Ambassador for Women in Tech in the EMEA region.
Pinto brings more than 20 years of experience in field services delivery, operations management and digital transformation.
He oversees regional teams responsible for frontline technical support across Europe, the Middle East and Africa, with responsibilities spanning service efficiency, operational problem-solving and customer support.
The recognition comes as Unisys continues integrating AI into its digital workplace operations, including services intended to streamline technical support and field service delivery.
The Stand Out 50 program selects recipients through industry peer nominations and evaluations, recognizing leadership contributions rather than measuring company financial performance.
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