Former chief executive of UT's CEO next year

Blakemore, a former executive of the benefit system, will be the president of UT in the next month. Click here to view all the technology pictures Sina Science and technology news Beijing time June 29 7:00 message, following the founder of the Ying after the departure, UT Tatsu Kang again exposed major personnel changes.　　UT Peter Blackmer announced this morning that Peter Blackmore, a former executive vice president of the Unisys, will be the CEO and chief operating officer of the company on July 2 and take over Lu Hongliang's post next year. UT in the statement, Blakemore will be responsible for network solutions departments, international sales, marketing and marketing, global supply chain, it and quality operations, and directly to Lu Hongliang reporting.　　He will take Lu Hongliang as CEO after taking full control of the company's business, and the handover will take place next year under the supervision of the Board of Directors. "After the handover, I plan to serve as executive chairman of UT's board of directors and continue to work full-time as a company executive, focusing on UT's corporate strategy, technology and customer relationships," Lu Hongliang said in a statement.　　The company also plans to let the incumbent chairman, Thomas J. Toy, remain chief independent director after his departure. Since 2005, Blakemore has served as the executive vice president of the benefit system and is responsible for global sales, marketing and technology. The benefit system is a global information Technology Service and solution provider with operations in more than 100 countries and regions. Prior to joining the benefit system, Blakemore worked for Hewlett-Packard and served as executive vice president of Customer Solutions Group (2004), executive vice president of Enterprise Systems Group (2002-2004). From 1991 until Compaq was acquired by Hewlett-Packard, he held several managerial positions at Compaq and the last was the executive vice president of the global Sales and Services Division (2000-2002). (Ganly)