Telstra has revealed the addition of almost one million new mobile services in the six months to December 2011, but Sensis revenues plummeted 24 percent in 12 months.
IT services and outsourcing supplier Computer Sciences Corporation today announced that it has signed a US$146 million contract extension with Australian insurer AMP Limited (ASX:AMP). The new four-year contract extends the two companies’ original agreement, which started in 1993.
Under the new agreement, CSC will continue to provide desktop, network
and mainframe maintenance and support, and selected mid-range services.
“Because the financial services market is so dynamic, we’ve developed
an enhanced services model that has at its core a continuous
improvement program,” said Mike Shove, managing director and CEO of
CSC’s Australian operations. “Innovations like this model help us
continue to deliver the results AMP needs to excel in such a
competitive industry.”
“AMP and CSC have a mature relationship, which has grown over the
years,” said Lee Barnett, AMP Chief Information Officer. “We have
fine-tuned our governance so that the relationship works well for both
of us. We can adapt to change in incremental ‘step changes’, rather
than forcing major change, and this is better for our customers,
planners and employees.”
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