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Enron Mail |
Message from:
Jenny Rub, GPG CIO and Phil Clark, EDS Houston Client Executive EDS and Enron have announced their realigned relationship. =20 Both companies have undergone significant change since the original contrac= t=20 signing more than 11 years ago, change which has modified strategies and=20 expanded service offerings for both companies. We want to continue our=20 mutually beneficial relationship. EDS has asked for greater opportunity to= =20 show value propositions using methods other than the staff augmentation, ti= me=20 and materials, manner in which a majority of the EDS work is done today. = =20 (The EDS and Azurix combined efforts are an example of such a proposal.) = =20 Enron is supportive and has agreed to increase our minimal service level=20 spends with EDS in the years 2001 and 2002. Working closely with EDS, Enron is preparing employment offers to the=20 majority of application technology staff supporting GPG=01,s core business= =20 systems. This includes application development and production support=20 programmers and analysts, as well as infrastructure staff who support the= =20 applications, such as the DBAs, application server administrators and=20 middleware technicians. IT staff in Houston and Omaha are included. The ED= S=20 personnel providing desktop and LAN (file and print support) within GPG wil= l=20 remain with EDS. =20 Enron believes technology is a strategic focus for future growth. Therefore= ,=20 GPG IT is taking this action to ensure the essential business and technical= =20 knowledge required to maintain and expand critical systems is performed. While the infrastructure remains an important piece of the total GPG IT=20 puzzle, the skills and knowledge required to support the infrastructure are= =20 less business sensitive. Also, EDS=01,s ability to keep up with the rapid= =20 growth of technology is a strength Enron can continue to draw upon. Our goal is to complete this effort in May 2000. Both EDS and Enron value= =20 your skills. Those of you who receive an offer will have the choice of=20 remaining with EDS or becoming an Enron employee. During the next month, t= he=20 Human Resources departments of EDS and Enron GPG will be working together t= o=20 ensure a smooth transition into our realigned relationship. Additionally,= =20 the EDS Solutions Center leadership has been enlisted for those individuals= =20 considering continuation of their careers with EDS. Informational meetings= =20 will be held to answer your questions and address your concerns regarding h= ow=20 the process will work, explaining opportunities in EDS, and Enron=01,s bene= fits=20 and compensation packages. A list of the dates and times for all of the=20 meetings will be sent to you before April 14, 2000. We will continue to keep you informed as this process continues. In the=20 meantime, while we=01,re very much aware of the disruption this may cause, = we=20 ask your patience and focus on the tasks at hand. Again, thanks for your continued support of the changes we are implementing= =20 in GPG IT.
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