Under the agreement, EDS is managing the American Express end-user desktop computing environment and its global voice and data networks. In addition, EDS will provide on-site services for about 60,000 employees in more than 130 countries around the world.

Matthew Robinson, Chief Technology Officer of American Express, commented, “Our goal is to drive American Express’ growth, innovation and customer service using secure technology that enables a more productive, efficient and collaborative workplace.”

Mark DeBenedictus, Vice President of financial services at EDS, an HP company, added, “American Express was looking for a partner to manage and transform its technology environment for better business outcomes. To do this, we’re combining EDS’ financial services industry knowledge with workplace and network services expertise.”