Media giant launched £709m claim for problems with customer call centre contract
EDS's defence counsel attacked BSkyB's £709m damages claim as "absurd and extravagant" in the High Court in London yesterday.
The broadcaster is alleging EDS made a "deliberate, cynical and dishonest" pitch for a £48m call centre customer service system contract signed in 2000, and terminated in March 2002.
When the case opened last week, a spokesman for EDS told Computing: "EDS will refute BSkyB's allegations during the course of the trial and we will vigorously defend our position."
EDS's defence counsel attacked BSkyB's £709m damages claim as "absurd and extravagant" in the High Court in London yesterday.
The broadcaster is alleging EDS made a "deliberate, cynical and dishonest" pitch for a £48m call centre customer service system contract signed in 2000, and terminated in March 2002.
When the case opened last week, a spokesman for EDS told Computing: "EDS will refute BSkyB's allegations during the course of the trial and we will vigorously defend our position."
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