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CSC Wins $7 and $28 Million Contract with Diageo


Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC) signed a $7 million contract with Diageo to design, activate and manage Diageo’s worldwide supply-chain system for 4.5 years.

The agreement will provide Diageo with increase in exposer, supply-demand ratios and reduce costs through CSC’s designed supply-chain. Diageo also renewed its $35 million information technology outsourcing contract with CSC for the next five years.

Diageo is the world’s leading premium alcoholic beverage seller,  including brands such as Guinness, Smirnoff and Captain Morgan. CSC is a $16 billion information technology company headquartered in Falls Church, Virginia.

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