A global leader in providing technology enabled business solutions and services
A global leader in providing technology enabled business solutions and services.
Today’s technologies give scientists more data than ever before. NASA’s Center for Climate Simulation crunches massive amounts of climate and weather information, giving researchers eye-opening results.
Most companies are ready to modernize, but contrary to what some software vendors tell their clients, there’s no off-the-shelf solution for application portfolio modernization.
Today’s world is full of products and services emerging from mobile technologies, social apps and the cloud. Learn what innovations are reshaping IT.
As tablet computing takes root, companies are developing applications and workflows that take advantage of this transformative business tool.
Serving the needs of the world’s largest and fastest developing region requires an appreciation for its vastness, diversity and complexity. Recently appointed president of CSC Group Operations in Asia, Andrew Anker is well suited to the task.
He speaks to CSC World about the challenges and opportunities to be found in an area that holds such a rich heritage and exciting future.
The federal government is nudging healthcare IT toward a new era of improvements fueled by electronic health records. Here’s what’s in the second round, and what it all means.
In this interview, Dr. Robert Wah, vice president and chief medical officer of CSC’s North American Public Sector, peers into the exciting future of healthcare IT.
With new data security threats appearing all the time, it’s easy for CIOs to get rattled. But if they’re going to operate effectively, they need something we like to call “Cyberconfidence.”
As more employees use their cell phones and other mobile devices for work-related tasks, enterprises need to address an increasing number of security issues.
U.S. Army aviators must undergo intensive training in combat-like conditions before they are deployed to the battlefield. Seeking to place a stronger emphasis on simulator training to save money on fuel, the Army needed a state-of-the-art training facility, and turned to CSC and its team of subcontractors to build and manage it.
CSC serves as a systems integrator and program manager for the U.S. Army Flight School XXI (FSXXI). Using an innovative approach to structuring a long-term defense contract, CSC built, owns and operates Warrior Hall at Fort Rucker in Alabama.
CSC helped develop and upgrade Maryland’s advanced traffic management system, which was one of the first statewide intelligent transportation system deployments in the United States.
Peregrine Network launches the first private-label service for mobile data.
The Enterprise Solutions division of Verizon is expanding its global services capabilities, and a massive SAP implementation supported by CSC is providing more consistent financial transactions.
Styles come and go, but change is always in fashion at the world’s leading apparel companies.
The overriding driver pushing companies to adopt cloud computing isn’t cost savings. It’s not even improving the speed of business.
Instead, the biggest driver for cloud computing is the need to better connect employees who use a multitude of computing devices.
In a recent survey of more than 3,500 current users of cloud computing spanning eight countries around the world, 33% cited this as their top reason for moving to the cloud. Among U.S. businesses, an impressive 46% chose this as their top reason.
Visibility and analytics contribute the most to successful supply chain management — and that success translates directly to a company’s growth, according to CSC’s ninth annual survey.
New technologies are constantly in development to help people stay healthy, better diagnose disease, treat illness, and provide a better quality of life.
Major business disruptions continue to impact the aerospace and defense sector, but executives are responding with a mix of creative technology solutions.
Some years ago we created the CSC GreenWay program to address our environmental concerns and challenges. At the time, “green” was a hot buzzword for the environmental movement: Everyone was “Going Green.” But what does that mean today?
To some, green is a polarizing word, bringing to mind all of the political issues associated with the global warming debate. To others, green means anything to do with the sustainability of our planet, which extends to the sustainability of our business and the communities in which we conduct our business.
We all want to endure, but what are we really talking about when we use sustainability in our business language?
As a global corporate citizen, CSC invests in sustaining the environment for future generations.
Regardless of who you ask, the forecast is often the same: in the next two decades, the world’s demand for energy will essentially double.
Energy conservation is one of the top 'Green' priorities for corporations and businesses today.