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Satyam, Mainstay sign pact

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Hyderabad , Sept. 8

SATYAM Computer Services and Mainstay Partners LLC, a Silicon Valley-based management consultancy, on Thursday announced the signing of a global alliance to offer consulting service in specialised evaluations of technology investments.

Under this alliance, the Consulting and Enterprise Solutions unit of Satyam and Mainstay Partners will jointly work on providing an assessment of the business benefits and return on investmentcalculations for technology investments.

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