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Reliance Infra Bags IT Consultancy Deal
Reliance Infrastructure group announced that it has bagged IT consultancy
contracts from five electricity companies in Karnataka. The company, through
this deal, would implement an IT infrastructure and provide consulting services
for the state electricity boards (SEBs).
Tata Comm, BT Deal
Tata Communications has announced that it has entered into a five-year, voice
services agreement with BT Group that would allow both parties to benefit from
shared resources as part of a global supply arrangement.
iSOFT Deal in Australia
iSOFT Group, a provider of IT services, announced that it closed deals totaling
more than $5.56 mn in Australia and New Zealand in June.The agreements include
contracts with district health boards in New Zealand, a second early adopter for
iSOFTs community care solution in Australia, and a strategic foothold in the
Council of Australian Governments (COAG) new GP Super Clinics National Program.
HCLT Gets DPS Deal
HCL Technologies announced that it would provide IT application and
infrastructure operations management for Dr Pepper Snapple Group, a producer of
flavored beverages. The five-year engagement will assist DPS in the following
areas: application support and maintenance, end-user computing, integrated
service desk and network management.
Satyam, FIFA Get Talking
Mahindra Satyam plans to re-negotiate its $80 mn contract with the Federation
Internationale De Football Association (FIFA) for the next two world cups. The
move was administered to cut costs. FIFA will pay Satyam for their IT needs, and
will display the Satyam brand across all platforms during the World Cup.
IBS Malaysian Airline Tie-up
IBS has signed a contract with Malaysia Airlines (MAS), according to which
the company will deploy its crew management system, AvientCrew, for the airline.
The agreemment is expected to increase the operational agility and productivity
of the airline crew. The airline industry, faced with losses, is looking at
innovative IT solutions to reduce overall cost of operations. Page(s) 1
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