Unisys is downsizing its U.S. and Western European activities while expanding in Central and Eastern Europe, India and China. The company will expand its Hungarian staff from the current 30-40 to 250-300 by the autumn, said Gábor Fekete, head of Unisys Hungary Kft. Hungary is the firm’s only European operation that is not contracting, he added.
Unisys provides services including systems integration, network engineering, project management, and technical support. It had revenue of $60 million (Ft 13 billion) in Hungary last year.
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