1. Computer Sciences Corporation Presented By: Alonzo Middleton Vinson Robinson Ryan Rucker

2. Outline Timeline Timeline Timeline Strengths Strengths Strengths Weakness Weakness Weakness Opportunities Opportunities Threats Threats

3. History of CSC Founded 1959 Founded 1959 –Roy Nutt –Fletcher Jones Started off with $100.00 Started off with $100.00

4. CSC in the 1960’s Government Government European Market European Market New York Exchange New York Exchange Canada, Italy, Germany, United Kingdom, and the Netherlands Canada, Italy, Germany, United Kingdom, and the Netherlands

5. CSC in the 1970’s Consolidation and Expansion Consolidation and Expansion Infonet Infonet United States Federal Aviation Administration United States Federal Aviation Administration AT&T AT&T

6. CSC in the 1980’s Europe’s first ATM Europe’s first ATM Credit Database Credit Database Retained leadership in the U.S. Government Retained leadership in the U.S. Government

7. CSC in the 1990’s Outsourcing Outsourcing Hughes Electronics Corporation Hughes Electronics Corporation DuPont DuPont

8. CSC Today 78,000 employees 78,000 employees 80 countries 80 countries #142 on Fortune Top Five Hundred in U.S. #142 on Fortune Top Five Hundred in U.S.

9. Revenue Strengths Over the last few years two segments have brought in the majority of the revenue for CSC. They are: Over the last few years two segments have brought in the majority of the revenue for CSC. They are:  Global Commercial Outsourcing  U.S. Federal IT and Professional Services

10. Global Commercial Outsourcing The business for this segment is conducted in forty nine countries world wide. The business for this segment is conducted in forty nine countries world wide. Brought in 47% of CSC’s of its fourteen point one billion dollar revenue in 2005 Brought in 47% of CSC’s of its fourteen point one billion dollar revenue in 2005 Brought in 42% of thirteen point four billion dollars of revenue in 2004. Brought in 42% of thirteen point four billion dollars of revenue in 2004.

11. U.S. Federal Sector IT and Professional Services This business segment of CSC brought in 29% of the fourteen point one billion dollars of revenue of 2005. This business segment of CSC brought in 29% of the fourteen point one billion dollars of revenue of 2005. The segment also brought in 38% of thirteen point four billion dollars of revenue in 2004. The segment also brought in 38% of thirteen point four billion dollars of revenue in 2004.

12. CSC’s Awards for their Strengths Fortune 500 America’s Largest Companies,#142, Fortune,2005 (April 2005) Fortune 500 America’s Largest Companies,#142, Fortune,2005 (April 2005) Fortune 500 Computer & Data Services,#2,Fortune,2005 (April 2005) Fortune 500 Computer & Data Services,#2,Fortune,2005 (April 2005) Forbes Global 2000,#450,Forbes,2005 (April 2005) Forbes Global 2000,#450,Forbes,2005 (April 2005) Top 200 Federal Contractors,#8,Government Executive,2004 (August 2004) Top 200 Federal Contractors,#8,Government Executive,2004 (August 2004)

13. Employee Weaknesses

14. Financial Weaknesses YearGlobal Commercial IT & Professional Services United States Federal Sector Outsourcing United States Federal Sector IT & Professional Services 200521%3%29% 200417%3%38% 200324%6%23% 200227%3%22% 200132%2%24%

15. Opportunities –Clients Include:  US Navy  US Army  Renault  Nortel Networks  Air France  Motorola

16. Outsourcing Outsourcing Possibilities Outsourcing Possibilities –A World Leader –Reputation –Clientele

17. US Navy New $762 million contract New $762 million contract Conduct tests Conduct tests Run Range Supporting Systems Run Range Supporting Systems Test Support Systems Test Support Systems

18. Renault French Car company French Car company infrastructure- management for support and networking infrastructure- management for support and networking midrange and mainframe computing systems midrange and mainframe computing systems

19. US Army PLM+ PLM+ Logistics Solution Logistics Solution Information and Rules about Business Information and Rules about Business