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Satyam tool for Dubai municipality

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Hyderabad, July 5

Satyam Computer Services Ltd has announced that it will implement an infrastructure lifecycle management solution for Dubai Municipality (DM). This solution will help DM develop better relationships with its clients and vendors and facilitate communication with them via online requests, payments and progress reports. It is one of the largest entities in Dubai, in terms of the people it employs, the volume of services it provides and projects it undertakesIn a statement, Mr Virender Agarwal, Satyam Director and Senior Vice-President, Asia-Pacific, Middle East and Africa, said, "DM employees will be able to communicate with customers and suppliers more easily and effectively, streamlining operations and facilitating continuous improvement."

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