Short Take: Computer Associates rolls out Express Delivery

Computer Associates' Global Professional Services (GPS) is rolling out a new project methodology that promises to speed up deployment of monster IT projects. The offering, called Express Delivery, includes customized project management software and practices that will be used to ease implementation of enterprise resource planning (ERP) and e-commerce projects, among others. Express Delivery is part of GPS's Accelerated Delivery strategy, which eases the introduction of new technologies into existing corporate IT environments, the company said.

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Kim Girard has written about business and technology for more than a decade, as an editor at CNET News.com, senior writer at Business 2.0 magazine and online writer at Red Herring. As a freelancer, she's written for publications including Fast Company, CIO and Berkeley's Haas School of Business. She also assisted Business Week's Peter Burrows with his 2003 book Backfire, which covered the travails of controversial Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina. An avid cook, she's blogged about the joy of cheap wine and thinks about food most days in ways some find obsessive.

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Jan. 2, 2002 4:43 p.m. PT

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Global Professional Services (GPS) is rolling out a new project methodology that promises to speed up deployment of monster IT projects. The offering, called Express Delivery, includes customized project management software and practices that will be used to ease implementation of enterprise resource planning (ERP) and e-commerce projects, among others. Express Delivery is part of GPS's Accelerated Delivery strategy, which eases the introduction of new technologies into existing corporate IT environments, the company said.