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<m> deal </m> in Hewlett-Packard's future $ 13.9 billion acquisition of Electronic Data Systems is announced officially on May 13 is a good move for both companies, although there will be the usual integration snafus over vendor neutrality issues, business lines, culture shock and layoffs. EDS for years was a sort of IT Swiss army knife in that it used whatever products and services from other vendors were needed to complete its job properly and within budget constraints. While the combined company will offer a greater palette of products and services from which to choose, some customers and employees may question whether they will remain vendor-neutral? 
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<m> deal </m> in Hewlett-Packard bets EDS will fuel hot streak With its second-largest deal, computer giant hopes to grab bigger share of the $ 550 billion technology-services market Riding a hot streak that has doubled its stock price in three years, Hewlett-Packard is rolling the dice on a $ 13.2 billion acquisition of technology services provider Electronic Data Systems. The all-cash deal, announced Tuesday, represents HP's biggest gamble under the leadership of Mark Hurd, who was hired as chief executive in March 2005 to turn around the maker of personal computers and printers. 