Affiliated Computer Services

... Kennedy Center Corporate Fund, and Datto, Inc. among others. When asked about the legacy she will leave behind in Xerox, Burns hopes it was about the company's growth. Among her most notable achievements was the $6.4 billion deal with Affiliated Computer Services, which ushers in another era of ...

... around the world to send and share documents electronically. Activist shareholders such as Dallas billionaire Darwin Deason and Carl Icahn had pushed the company to get new board members and to shake up its business. Deason sold his Dallas-based Affiliated Computer Services to Xerox in 2010 for ...

Fellow Xerox shareholder Darwin Deason is also nudging the printer and copier giant to explore "strategic alternatives," which is corporate jargon for what could amount to an auction process. The two investors control more than 15 percent of Xerox's shares. Deason founded Affiliated Computer Services in ...

Deason, who sold Affiliated Computer Services to Xerox in 2010 for $6.4 billion, sent a public letter to Xerox's board of directors Wednesday calling for changes to “protect all Xerox shareholders and to ensure that [Xerox] does not take further steps to damage our collective shareholding investment.”.

Specifically, Conduent sold the former Affiliated Computer Services (ACS) headquarters in Dallas, which Webb-Walsh said resulted in $24 million of income for Conduent during its most recent quarter. Xerox bought ACS for $6.4 billion in February 2010, and the company largely makes up what is Conduent ...

All of this is backstopped by Carl Icahn's three board seats and 10% stake, Affiliated Computer Services (ACS)/Conduent founder and second-largest shareholder Darwin Deason's 6% stake, and a potential acquisition as the BPO industry consolidates. There are many ways to be right with Conduent, and ...

In a surprising dissent last week, Luis Aguilar broke ranks with three other commissioners over a punishment meted out to the former CEO and CFO of Affiliated Computer Services. Before we read anymore into the case, it's worth revisiting the facts of the case: in 2009, former ACS CFO Kevin Kyser enabled ...

The rising global population is increasing the number of vehicles plying on the roads, thus increasing the traffic-density and incidences of road accident. A sound traffic management system needs to be in place in every country, with industrialization speeding up. Increasing employment further boosts ...

Previously, Gonzalez was Senior Vice President and Group Counsel with Affiliated Computer Services. Earlier in her career, Gonzalez was a partner with the law firm of Morgan, Lewis & Bockius, where she focused on corporate finance, mergers & acquisitions, SEC compliance and corporate governance.