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COPYRIGHT 2005 The Dallas Morning News
Byline: Crayton Harrison
Feb. 23--NEW YORK -- In 2007, Electronic Data Systems Corp. will be a healthy, vibrant company again, according to figures shown to Wall Street analysts Tuesday.
The projections envision a company generating more than $1 billion in free cash flow per year, with contract bookings of more than $20 billion. Last year, EDS had free cash flow of $300 million and bookings of $16.5 billion.
"Our goal is to regain our marketplace momentum," chief executive Michael H. Jordan said at a meeting with analysts at the Pierre Hotel near Central Park.
Whether that future will take hold depends on how well Plano-based EDS follows its own plan. The company must also avoid a big letdown from...
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