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Alitalia Service: Eds e Accenture confermano le loro offerte fino al 30 settembre

Roma, Italia - Per l'acquisto di servizi informatici e dei servizi condivisi

Le multinazionali americane Eds e Accenture hanno confermato le loro offerte concentrate in Az Servizi per l’acquisto dei servizi informatici e dei servizi condivisi di amministrazione del Gruppo Alitalia fino al 30 settembre. Rispettivamente Eds per l’informatica (80 milioni di ricavi generati nel 2006) e Accenture per i servizi condivisi (assieme ai call-center fatturano circa 40 milioni). Alitalia Ser...

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Roma, Italia, 08/06/2007 12:55
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