Media Clippings
The following is a list of recent media clippings from resources outside of EDS:
- Anaheim Covers the Angles (07 Aug 2008)
City officials in Anaheim, Calif., had no shortage of information technology systems. EDS helped them develop the EVOC platform, which has been in use for four years and has as many as 500 registered users, most of them city employees.- Supercharging Your Aftermarket (31 Jul 2008)
By applying the best-practice principles of customer relationship management (CRM) to their aftermarket efforts, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) can gain a keen competitive edge in virtually any product- or support-oriented market segment.- What's So Bad About Inventory? (17 Jun 2008)
We in the retail industry must re-examine the role of inventory in our extended supply chain, perhaps in ways that are contrary to our original beliefs.- EDS: Vendor Profile Series for SOA Service Offerings (04 Jun 2008)
In early 2007, EDS launched a major investment program for service-oriented
architecture (SOA), supported by the vision to develop a cohesive SOA approach that
builds on the firm’s core competence, its Agile Application Architecture, and
relationships with the Agility Alliance partners.- The Promise and Potential of E-Government (03 Apr 2008)
EDS Client Industry Executive John Sindelar talks about “The Promise and Potential of E-Government,” in the Winter 2007-2008 issue of The Public Manager.- Ron Rittenmeyer Appears On Bloomberg-TV (14 Feb 2008)
EDS Chairman, President and CEO Ron Rittenmeyer spoke with Bloomberg-TV on Thursday about the applications marketplace, EDS’ growing SAP consulting practice, recent performance and contract signings, and regional growth.- Executive Spotlight with Dennis Stolkey (14 Feb 2008)
Dennis Stolkey, Vice President and General Manager – EDS U.S. Government, talked with ExecutiveBiz magazine about his background in the commercial segment, a focus on professional services and consulting in 2008 to serve clients' needs, and the continued need for applications modernization in government- EDS Helps Rolls-Royce Improve Business Processes Through SAP (11 Jan 2008)
Rolls-Royce is distinct from other companies in that it shares the same standards that are applied to the development of its products with its IT. As a world leader in civil and defence aerospace, with an annual turnover of more than £7 billion. The emphasis on engineering excellence is evident throughout the company, from the precision-engineered engines it makes, to the way it manages its projects and business processes.- Market Determines Strategy: Ex-Competitors SAS and Teradata are now Partners through Integrated Technology (08 Nov 2007)
At approximately the same time that SAP was announcing its billion-dollar acquisition of Business Objects (BO), Teradata announced its cooperative agreement with SAS. While many analysts have expressed doubt about the SAP BO deal, their feedback concerning the integration of SAS solutions with Teradata’s Datawarehouse has been positive.- EDS and IGD Research Showcases Technology Solutions for Consumers (08 Oct 2007)
Nearly one-third (30%) of supermarket shoppers want to access information via a barcode reader that sits on their trolley and provides specific product information on nutrition, the environment and ethical sourcing. This is one of the findings of a significant new research study carried out by international food and grocery expert IGD, on behalf of EDS, the global technology services company.