EDS Best Shore®: Related News
- Xerox Extends Information Technology Services Contract With EDS (17 Apr 2008)
- PLANO, Texas and NORWALK, Conn. – EDS and Xerox Corporation announced today a $263 million agreement whereby EDS will manage and support Xerox's end-user computing environment, deliver internal Service Desk services, and provide mainframe services for an additional five years. The extended and expanded agreement provides the scale and flexibility for Xerox to stay ahead of technology advances and easily respond to changing and evolving market needs worldwide.
- EDS Continues Applications Services Growth In Argentina, Opens New Facility In Buenos Aires (28 Mar 2008)
- BUENOS AIRES, Argentina – Building on its strong Best Shore® presence, EDS, a global technology services leader in delivering business solutions to clients, today opened a new applications services facility in Buenos Aires at Puerto Madero. The move is part of the company’s aggressive expansion of its multibillion-dollar applications business worldwide.
- EDS Best Shore Strategy: Offshore IT Outsourcing Solutions (06 Feb 2008)
- EDS runs its offshore IT outsourcing services on a network that is entirely owned by the company and carries only EDS clients’ data. EDS’ Best Shore solution is a key component of the company’s unique Global Delivery Model providing offshore IT outsourcing vendor services that match a client’s specific needs.
- EDS Expands Best Shore® Footprint in Asia; Opens Wuhan, China Global Service Centre (08 Nov 2007)
- WUHAN, China – EDS (NYSE: EDS), a leading information technology (IT) services company, today announced the official opening of its Wuhan Global Service Centre (GSC). Located in Wuhan Optic-Valley Software Park, the new GSC marks a significant step forward in EDS' Best Shore strategy to deliver high quality, cost competitive IT services.
- World Bank Group Selects EDS to Provide Offshore and On-Site IT Services (16 May 2007)
- EDS and the World Bank Group today announced a new, three-year with two option years, indefinite delivery indefinite quantity (IDIQ) information technology (IT) agreement. EDS is one of three companies selected by the World Bank Group to compete for task orders under the $150 million services contract.