| Glass ceiling-breakers |
Westfair OnlineGrowing up in a New York City housing project, Burns joined Xerox in 1980 as a mechanical engineering intern; in her first year as CEO, she would engineer the acquisition of Affiliated Computer Services, at $6.4 billion the largest ever by Xerox.
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| Xerox subsidiary opening Nashville call center |
Bizjournals.comDallas-based Affiliated Computer Services Inc. , a subsidiary of Xerox, is opening a call center near the Nashville International Airport. This week, Metro Nashville issued a building rehab permit to make way for a call center on the sixth floor of the ...
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| After 24 years, it's adios ACS (er… except in Asia/Pac) |
Horses for SourcesAny BPO veteran will recall Affiliated Computer Services (ACS) as one of the early darlings of BPO, which existed right at the top of the competitive tree in the early 2000′s, whenever a large Finance & Accounting, HR or call center deal was up for ...
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| Xerox call center to create 500 jobs |
WIVBThe call center would be part of Xerox subsidiary Affiliated Computer Services, a Texas-based, business process outsourcing company that Xerox bought in 2010. The plans call for the creation of 500 new jobs, including 350 jobs in 2012 and an additional ...
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| The "ACS" name is no more, sayeth Xerox |
Dallas Business Journal (blog)The inevitable happened Wednesday at Dallas' ACS, which used to be called Affiliated Computer Services . It's now just called Xerox , the East Coast company that acquired ACS in February 2010 for an announced price of about $6.4 billion.
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| Q&A: Darrell Minards, head of marketing communications, Xerox Europe |
Marketing WeekThis is particularly since the acquisition of Affiliated Computer Services, which is well known in the US because of its applications like [the toll road system] E-ZPass and Medicaid but less well known in Europe. The other challenge is making our ...
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| Philly Public Transit to Accept Contactless, Mobile Fare Payments |
Bank Technology NewsXerox's Affiliated Computer Services Inc. said Tuesday that the $122.2 million deal will enable commuters to pay with credit and debit cards as well as, eventually, their smartphones. The deployment will take three years. SEPTA is a Philadelphia agency ...
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