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Unisys CEO steps down
UNISYS CEO Joseph McGrath has today stepped down from his high horse and will no longer drag the company down.
McGrath will continue to run day-to-day operations until Unisys finds a younger model – he has held the top spot since 2005 but is now being traded in for someone shiny and new.
Back in July Unisys reported that its revenue for the second quarter of this year had declined from $1.38 billion to $1.34 billion and of course, this is all McGrath’s fault – so he’s out.
More recently the company has announced the availability of its services-based solutions for Microsoft Windows Server 2008 Hyper-V and the Microsoft System Center management suite – which will presumably be none of McGrath’s business.µ
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Back in Days was being Homo was Fast Ticket Out of Draft & Men where Drafted at Age 11, Bob Dillner was in Second Grade, in MY Ms. Johnsons' Classroom. At Recess Bob Do Dittyed with fairly large assortment of friends, Standing in Line.All Young Boys in Schoolyard.

Well it had to stop, So I, Myself, Ultee' Tom, Stepped on Bobs Nags, Both of Em & if done hard they make Popping sound, Lowering one sexual Desire. So KaBoom, Family thought it over & eventually UNISYS came about. Get It? SYS-UNI Sys? Hahahaha, Life was short & cheap then. 1958.
drashek
Thanks god i resigned from my Job in Unisys. It was slavery.