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CSC Unites with Airbus, OAT Systems for Project

CSC (NYSE: CSC) is teaming with Airbus and OAT Systems to take on the ATA Spec 2000 RFID solution.

According to the firm, “CSC will provide system integration and business process consulting to support the implementation of the ATA Spec 2000 solution.”

“We are excited to work with Airbus and OAT on this project and believe that our leadership in supporting the leading companies in the aerospace and defense industries, coupled with our experience growing innovative solutions into large-scale deployments, provides the industry with a proven solution approach to offer real business value and demonstrated ROI, ” said Claude Czechowski, president, South-West Europe, CSC.

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