Oracle and CSC Form Alliance to Deliver Oracle(R) Advanced Planning and Scheduling

Oracle Corporation and Computer Sciences Corporation have formed an alliance to deliver Oracle(R) Advanced Planning and Scheduling to enable e-business transformation. This move is aimed at meeting the increasing demand for e-business supply chain management and procurement solutions. The partnership plans to market, deploy, and support Oracle Supply Chain Management solutions, including Oracle 11i Advanced Planning and Scheduling, which is part of the Oracle E-Business Suite.

The alliance will provide companies with the expertise needed to rapidly transform themselves and their supply chains into global e-businesses. Oracle and CSC intend to deliver best-of-breed solutions by combining Oracle's leading-edge technology with CSC's thought leadership and expertise in B2B e-commerce, supply chain management, and back-end integration. This partnership reflects a long history of collaboration between the two companies and leverages CSC's experience in implementing Oracle solutions worldwide.

Key Takeaways:

  • The alliance between Oracle and CSC aims to deliver Oracle(R) Advanced Planning and Scheduling to enable e-business transformation.
  • The partnership will market, deploy, and support Oracle Supply Chain Management solutions, including Oracle 11i Advanced Planning and Scheduling.
  • The alliance will provide companies with the expertise needed to rapidly transform their supply chains into global e-businesses.
  • Oracle and CSC intend to deliver best-of-breed solutions by combining Oracle's leading-edge technology with CSC's thought leadership and expertise in B2B e-commerce, supply chain management, and back-end integration.
  • CSC has over ten years of experience implementing Oracle solutions worldwide.
  • The companies plan to leverage their global presence and expertise to implement Oracle Supply Chain Management solutions quickly and effectively around the world.
  • CSC intends to install Oracle Supply Chain Management applications in their global solution centers.
  • The partnership aims to provide customers with the highest quality products and services throughout the e-business transformation process.
  • The companies expect to provide strong e-business solutions and services to help companies maximize profitability and customer satisfaction.

Statistics:

  • CSC has revenues of $9.1 billion for the twelve months ended December 31, 1999.
  • The company has over 57,000 employees in more than 700 offices worldwide.
  • Oracle is present in over 145 countries.
  • The partnership plans to leverage their global presence and expertise to implement Oracle Supply Chain Management solutions quickly and effectively around the world.
  • The companies aim to provide customers with best-of-breed solutions by combining Oracle's leading-edge technology with CSC's thought leadership and expertise.

Sources:

  • Oracle Corporation (http://www.oracle.com/)
  • Computer Sciences Corporation (http://www.csc.com/)
  • PRNewswire (http://www.prnewswire.com/)
  • Federal Securities Laws (http://www.sec.gov/)
  • U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (http://www.sec.gov/)