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Satyam bags two multi-million dollar FIFA deals

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Hyderabad, July 31 Satyam Computer Services today announced that it has bagged two multimillion-dollar deals from FIFA, the football governing body, to custom-develop event management and logistics software for World Cup 2010 to be held in South Africa.

The company did not provide additional information on the deal size citing non-disclosure agreement.

Satyam’s partnership would include support till the final whistle of each game.

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