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Satyam loses Oz contract

Australian telco Telstra is pulling the plug on a A$32m contract with Satyam and handing the work to EDS. The telco's annual applications support contract will not be renewed, despite a visit from Satyam's chief executive A S Murty last week. Telstra refused to confirm the move, revealed by the Australian, because it does not …

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Anonymous Coward
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Ohh, out of the Satyam into the EDS! Now there's a smart move!

Mine is the one with the long list of failed and expensive UK government projects that EDS "implemented" in the pocket (no wonder I walk with a limp, it's a long list...)

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So if moving to EDS

it wasn't the underperforming they were worried about

Thad
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"Satyam has begun the process of approving bids - companies must provide proof of funds to be considered"

That would rather rule itself out, then!

Sort of... all our own money spent; need more urgently!

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