Published on March 30, 2017
For more than a century, UL has been a leader in safety. Now the company relies on Microsoft to help it innovate, iterate, and become a fast-moving digital enterprise for its next hundred years.
UL’s technological renaissance has also changed the way the company stores, shares, and secures information—its bread and butter. The company wants to remain a steward of more than a century’s worth of product information, even in the cloud.
“This is very important. Because losing customers’ intellectual property could cause them to lose their business,” says Robert Jamieson, Information Security Director at UL. “Our job is to make sure that our company can keep its data and our customers’ data safe.”
