Computer Sciences Computer Sciences CorporationCorporation

Presented By:Presented By:Alonzo MiddletonAlonzo MiddletonVinson RobinsonVinson Robinson

Ryan RuckerRyan Rucker

OutlineOutline

TimelineTimeline StrengthsStrengths WeaknessWeakness OpportunitiesOpportunities ThreatsThreats

History of CSCHistory of CSC

Founded 1959Founded 1959– Roy NuttRoy Nutt– Fletcher JonesFletcher Jones

Started off with $100.00Started off with $100.00

CSC in the 1960’sCSC in the 1960’s

GovernmentGovernment European MarketEuropean Market New York ExchangeNew York Exchange Canada, Italy, Germany, United Canada, Italy, Germany, United

Kingdom, and the NetherlandsKingdom, and the Netherlands

CSC in the 1970’sCSC in the 1970’s

Consolidation and ExpansionConsolidation and Expansion InfonetInfonet United States Federal Aviation United States Federal Aviation

AdministrationAdministration AT&TAT&T

CSC in the 1980’sCSC in the 1980’s

Europe’s first ATM Europe’s first ATM Credit DatabaseCredit Database Retained leadership in the U.S. Retained leadership in the U.S.

GovernmentGovernment

CSC in the 1990’sCSC in the 1990’s

OutsourcingOutsourcing Hughes Electronics CorporationHughes Electronics Corporation DuPontDuPont

CSC TodayCSC Today

78,000 employees78,000 employees 80 countries80 countries #142 on Fortune Top Five Hundred in #142 on Fortune Top Five Hundred in

U.S.U.S.

Revenue StrengthsRevenue Strengths

Over the last few years two Over the last few years two segments have brought in the segments have brought in the majority of the revenue for CSC. majority of the revenue for CSC. They are:They are:

Global Commercial OutsourcingGlobal Commercial Outsourcing

U.S. Federal IT and Professional U.S. Federal IT and Professional ServicesServices

Global Commercial Global Commercial OutsourcingOutsourcing

The business for this segment is The business for this segment is conducted in forty nine countries conducted in forty nine countries world wide.world wide.

Brought in 47% of CSC’s of its Brought in 47% of CSC’s of its fourteen point one billion dollar fourteen point one billion dollar revenue in 2005revenue in 2005

Brought in 42% of thirteen point four Brought in 42% of thirteen point four billion dollars of revenue in 2004.billion dollars of revenue in 2004.

U.S. Federal Sector IT and U.S. Federal Sector IT and Professional ServicesProfessional Services

This business segment of CSC This business segment of CSC brought in 29% of the fourteen point brought in 29% of the fourteen point one billion dollars of revenue of one billion dollars of revenue of 2005.2005.

The segment also brought in 38% of The segment also brought in 38% of thirteen point four billion dollars of thirteen point four billion dollars of revenue in 2004.revenue in 2004.

CSC’s Awards for their CSC’s Awards for their StrengthsStrengths

Fortune 500 America’s Largest Companies,#142 , Fortune 500 America’s Largest Companies,#142 , Fortune,Fortune,2005 (April 2005)2005 (April 2005)

Fortune 500 Computer & Data Fortune 500 Computer & Data Services,#2,Services,#2,FortuneFortune,2005 (April 2005),2005 (April 2005)

Forbes Global 2000,#450,Forbes Global 2000,#450,ForbesForbes,2005 (April ,2005 (April 2005)2005)

Top 200 Federal Contractors,#8 ,Top 200 Federal Contractors,#8 ,Government Government ExecutiveExecutive,2004 (August 2004),2004 (August 2004)

Employee WeaknessesEmployee Weaknesses

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Financial WeaknessesFinancial Weaknesses

Year Global Commercial IT & Professional Services

United States Federal Sector Outsourcing

United States Federal Sector IT & Professional Services

2005 21% 3% 29%

2004 17% 3% 38%

2003 24% 6% 23%

2002 27% 3% 22%

2001 32% 2% 24%

OpportunitiesOpportunities

– Clients Include:Clients Include: US NavyUS Navy US ArmyUS Army RenaultRenault Nortel NetworksNortel Networks Air FranceAir France MotorolaMotorola

OutsourcingOutsourcing

Outsourcing Outsourcing PossibilitiesPossibilities– A World LeaderA World Leader– ReputationReputation– ClienteleClientele

US NavyUS Navy

New $762 million New $762 million contract contract

Conduct tests Conduct tests Run Range Run Range

Supporting Supporting SystemsSystems

Test Support Test Support Systems Systems

RenaultRenault

French Car French Car companycompany

infrastructure-infrastructure-management for management for support and support and networking networking

midrange and midrange and mainframe mainframe computing systems computing systems

US ArmyUS Army

PLM+PLM+ Logistics SolutionLogistics Solution Information and Information and

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