Unisys Opens Innovation Program as India’s Engineering Talent Tackles Next-Gen Tech

Unisys Corporation

BENGALURU, India & BLUE BELL, PAUnisys (NYSE: UIS) opened registration for its seventeenth annual Unisys Innovation Program (UIP), a six-month technical competition designed to help engineering students in India apply classroom learning to real-world business challenges. The company said the program continues to serve as a cornerstone of its talent development strategy in one of the world’s most competitive technology markets.

UIP brings students together with Unisys mentors and industry experts to develop technology-driven solutions across two tracks: the Student Innovation Program (SIP), which supports independent idea creation, and the Targeted Innovation Program (TIP), which tasks participants with solving defined, industry-specific problems.

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This year’s themes reflect some of the most consequential forces shaping global technology, including IoT and edge computing, AI-powered immersive environments, cybersecurity models built for the quantum era, and the rapid emergence of autonomous agentic systems. Quantum computing and sustainability-focused applications are also among the highlighted topic areas.

Lalithanand Moses, vice president and managing director of Unisys India, said UIP continues to serve as a platform where early-career engineers and seasoned professionals collaborate to explore new ideas. He said the program reflects the company’s belief that continuous learning and experimentation drive long-term innovation.

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Registration for UIP is open through January 31, 2026. Project requirements, theme descriptions and submission guidelines are available on the Unisys Innovation Program website.

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