UNICOM Global

Corporate structure

• UNICOM Government, Inc. -- a provider of information technology products and professional services to Federal, State, and Local Governments. In 2015, Unicom Government was one of 6 vendors jointly awarded a $652 million U.S. Army contract for enterprise IT modernization. UNICOM Government is the former NASDAQ-listed GTSI, whom UNICOM Global acquired in June 2012.
• UNICOM Engineering – its division that designs and builds purpose-built application platforms and appliances, and provides deployment services for software developers and OEMs. UNICOM Engineering is the former NASDAQ-listed Network Engines Inc, more commonly known as NEI Corporation, which UNICOM Global acquired in September 2012.
• US Robotics – its division that focuses on data communications products and solutions. US Robotics has origins as a pioneer in internet networking capabilities.
• Firetide – its division that designs and sells software and hardware focusing on Wireless Mesh network technology.
• Memeo – its division that builds products for File Sharing, Big Data, and Data Warehousing.
• UNICOM Systems – its software division focused on digital transformation products and services. This division includes a number of software products that UNICOM acquired from IBM: System Architect, Focal Point, PurifyPlus, SPSS Survey, solidDB, Cognos Finance, and the PowerHouse programming language.
• Macro 4 – its division that manages international operations and builds software for enterprise information management, customer communication management, and mainframe modernization. Macro 4 also builds the Universal Gateway product. Macro 4 was a publicly traded company that UNICOM Global acquired in 2009. The Macro 4 division includes:
• * SoftLanding Systems – This division develops IBM i software and systems management products. UNICOM Global acquired SoftLanding Systems in 2006, which was one of the "Big Three" change management vendors on the IBM i platform.
• * iET Solutions—which builds ITIL-Aligned IT Service Management and Software Asset Management products.
• * DETEC—which develops and markets software for intercorporate communication as well as for B2B and B2C communication.
• Eden—its capital, mergers and acquisitions, financial services, and real estate division.

Headquarters and Operations

• UNICOM Plaza – UNICOM Global Corporate Headquarters in Mission Hills, California.
• UNICOM Technology Park – the former Washington Technology Park that UNICOM acquired in 2015, which is now a research and innovation center, as well as UNICOM Government's corporate headquarters.
• UNICOM Science & Technology Park – the former Merck Headquarters Building that UNICOM acquired in 2018, which is now a research and innovation center.
• UNICOM Innovation Park -- formerly The Martingale, an 11-story class A office park in Schaumburg, Illinois, purchased by UNICOM in January, 2023, and now being established as a research & innovation center.
• Pickfair Executive Meeting Center – the former Pickfair Estate in Beverly Hills built by Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford, which is now an executive conference center.
• Roripaugh Ranch – an 800-acre planned community located in California between Los Angeles and San Diego, that is being established as a UNICOM IT Village.
• The Orangery, Crabbet Park IT Center in the southern suburbs of London, UK.

Corporate history