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Showing 1-9 of 9 results foundU.K. agency revises EDS contract
August 24, 2005 United Kingdom's Department for Work and Pensions has boosted its IT services contract with Electronic Data Systems.Human error at EDS to blame for U.K. outage
December 7, 2004 Electronic Data Systems says error by computer operator during Windows upgrade crashed 40,000 PCs at government agency.EDS group signs massive U.K. defense pact
March 22, 2005 A consortium led by the IT services giant lands a $4 billion deal with the U.K. defense ministry, the company's largest contract since 2002.Loss of contract may hit EDS earnings
December 12, 2003 Analysts reduce their outlook for the company's earnings next year after it loses a $5.2 billion U.K. contract.EDS hires consumer marketing guru
December 23, 2003 The consulting giant enlists former Coca-Cola marketing chief Sergio Zyman to help remake the company's image and put a new spin on its overall brand.Problems mount for EDS
March 15, 2004 The IT services giant reports deepening troubles with a major commercial contract and predicts a loss of up to $75 million related to pension liability.Upgrade downs 80,000 U.K. government computers
November 29, 2004 Massive PC crash for Department for Work and Pensions employees brings more headaches for Electronic Data Systems, Microsoft.EDS loses out on big Brit bid
December 12, 2003 Cap Gemini and partner Fujitsu Services win out as the preferred suppliers for a 10-year, $5.2 billion IT-outsourcing contract with the United Kingdom's Inland Revenue service.U.K. tax credits site to stay closed after fraud
March 19, 2007 Web site shut down by fraudsters in 2005 won't be back online before next summer, may never be reopened, U.K. government says.
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