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Article: -COMPUTER SCIENCES CORPORATION: Computer Sciences Corporation and Manugistics form strategic alliance

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M2 PRESSWIRE-3 June 1998-COMPUTER SCIENCES CORPORATION: Computer Sciences Corporation and Manugistics form strategic alliance (C)1994-98 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:010698 Washington, D.C. -- Computer Sciences Corporation (NYSE:CSC), one of the world's leading supply chain consulting and systems integration firms, and Manugistics (NASDAQ: MANU), a manufacturer of supply chain management software, have announced the formation of a strategic alliance to provide business solutions built around CSC's professional services and Manugistics' software. One of the first products of the CSC/Manugistics partnership is a unique implementation methodology designed to help clients ...

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