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210,000 employees is amazing.  $12.8 billion closed the deal.  It will be interesting to watch the merger -combining the different business models gives them an impressive suite of products and services.  I think the merger will create a good alternative for large corporations to do their outsourcing.  I believe that the merger will also be good for services companies like Animus Solutions because both companies use pinch-hit expert consultants often to work with them under the HP or EDS umbrella.  EDS has worked with many of the ITAM products for different clients so I wonder if that will be an issue for them.  If so, there many be a replacement push that will change the marketspace.  We shall see.

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