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EMC Appoints Storage Veteran Mark Lewis To Management Team

Jim Rothnie Named CTO Emeritus EMC Corporation, a world leader in information storage, announced that Mark Lewis, a longtime storage executive and one of the industry's most widely recognized storage technologists, will join the company as Executive vice president of New Ventures and Chief Technology Officer (CTO).

Lewis will be responsible for helping to define EMC's technology vision and direction, playing a key role in the technical direction of merger & acquisition activity, and for managing new business opportunities such as the recently launched EMC Centera, the world's first content-addressed storage (CAS) solution. Lewis will report to Joe Tucci, EMC's president and CEO.

In a separate news release, EMC also announced the appointment of David Goulden as Executive vice president of Global Marketing and Business Development. EMC also announced that Jim Rothnie, Senior vice president and Chief Technology Officer since 2000 and a member of EMC's executive team since 1995, will retire from his day-to-day role and become CTO Emeritus, continuing to advise EMC on technology issues.

Tucci said, "Recognizing new technologies and innovative ideas before the rest of the market has always been an EMC hallmark. Mark brings to EMC a broad range of talent and experience, from his days in engineering and product development at Digital to his work in helping Compaq recognize the importance of storage. We expect Mark to be a key player as EMC drives the most powerful shift our industry has ever seen - the growth and convergence of automated networked storage. With Mark's arrival and Jim's continuing role, our bench strength has never been stronger on the technology side."

Lewis, 40, joins EMC from Hewlett-Packard, where he was most recently vice president of Worldwide Marketing and Solutions for HP's Network Storage Solutions Group. Prior to HP's acquisition of Compaq, Lewis previously served as Vice President and General Manager of Compaq's Enterprise Storage Group, where he led the development of Compaq StorageWorks and built the foundation of Compaq's storage software offerings. Lewis joined Digital Equipment Corporation in 1984, where he helped lead the initial effort to develop the StorageWorks product line and launched new business ventures.

Lewis holds a B.S. in mechanical engineering from the University of Colorado. Lewis also holds eight storage-related patents.

Since joining EMC in 1995, Rothnie has made major contributions to the company's most significant and successful developments, including Enterprise Storage, Enterprise Storage Networks, and AutoIS (Automated Information Storage). Since 2001 he also has led the development team responsible for creating the world's first content-addressed storage solution, EMC Centera, introduced in April 2002. "Jim Rothnie is one the most respected leaders in the industry and within EMC," said Tucci. "We are incredibly fortunate to have his continued involvement and counsel as our CTO Emeritus."

About EMC

EMC Corporation., is a world leader in information storage systems, software, networks and services, providing the information infrastructure for a connected world.

Information on EMC's products can be found at www.EMC.com.

Unisys Appoints Veteran Industry Executive Stephen Olyha

Unisys Corporation announced that Stephen Olyha has joined the company as vice president and leader of its global Customer Relationship Management (CRM) practice.

Olyha will be responsible for expanding Unisys CRM capabilities worldwide. In addition to Unisys existing suite of consulting services that assist companies in developing unique methods to drive customer loyalty and satisfaction, Olyha will emphasize enterprise integration of customer data and business intelligence, providing a 360-degree view of each customer when implementing CRM solutions.

Currently, Unisys CRM practice focuses on two major areas: packaged CRM implementation services, leveraged through strategic consulting partnerships with Siebel Systems, Avaya, Onyx and other leading vendors, and call-center solutions with particular emphasis on multi-channel contact centers.

"Steve will bring outstanding strategic capabilities to our CRM practice," said Joe McGrath, president of Unisys Global Industries. "His extensive experience in sales, marketing and CRM consulting will ensure that we provide a continuous flow of innovations and end-user benefits to help our clients gain a rapid return on their CRM investments."

Given that approximately 70 percent of Unisys revenue is now derived from services, one of Olyha'a key objectives will be getting the message out to the marketplace that the company's global CRM practice is more than a technology business -- it is a true end-to-end services business that includes deep strategy and domain expertise in multiple market segments. This enables Unisys to deliver high-quality solutions yielding measurable results for its clients.

"The shift of power from companies to consumers has made CRM an essential component of business today," according to Olyha. "With the growth that the market expects to see in CRM, Unisys is in a strong position to continue delivering effective solutions and services that give clients the tools and techniques they need to know their customers better and keep them longer. I look forward to working with our staff of highly-skilled consultants to further the Unisys vision -- helping our clients meet their goal of providing greater value through strong customer relationships."

Before joining Unisys, Olyha was a partner and managing director at Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC), where he headed the North American CRM practice and chaired the international committee developing a global CRM operating model. Prior to CSC, he served as vice president of sales at The Estee Corporation and held executive sales and marketing positions at Cadbury Schweppes, Mott's USA and Kraft General Foods. He holds a bachelor's degree in management from Iona College.

About Unisys

Unisys is a worldwide information technology services and solutions company. Our people combine expertise in systems integration, outsourcing, infrastructure, server technology and consulting with precision thinking and relentless execution to help clients, in more than 100 countries, quickly and efficiently achieve competitive advantage. For more information, visit: www.unisys.com.