Hot news: EDS becomes HP Enterprise Services

Written by IT News on 9:02 PM

In 2008, Hewlett-Packard, a definitive agreement that would give the company EDS (Electronic Data Systems) to get at a price of U.S. reached 13.9 billion U.S. dollars. Since then announced a series of changes, but the company recently one of the largest since the acquisition Ones. In a recent press release, HP announced the HP Enterprise Services EDS will be. The move marks a new step in the long years of EDS integration of HP and underlines the growing global role of technology in the enterprise services portfolio of HP.

"Our customers expect us to exploit the full power of HP's portfolio to address their business challenges," said Joe Eazor, Senior Vice President and General Manager, HP Enterprise Services. "Today, we combine a strong service offering value that EDS has built up over the last 47 years with HP's technology leadership to leading IT service providers. We will continue to provide the same service skills that our customers expect. "

To further emphasize the impact of the acquisition of EDS has had on the company has announced that the HP Technology Solutions Group will be renamed HP Business Enterprise, a group aimed at businesses and government organizations of all sizes. According to HP extending the Group's portfolio of servers, storage, software, network services and technology, than the company's services.

The company also says that this HP Enterprise Business accounted for 47 percent of its revenue in the third quarter of fiscal year 2009, and 60 percent of the non-GAAP operating income.

"Customers are facing difficult challenges in their technical environments," said Ann Livermore, Executive Vice President of HP. "Challenges of a fixed infrastructure, applications and information is the increasing complexity of reducing the rate of IT value to the company. HP is the best at helping customers manage and transform their technology environments to deliver better business results. "