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Rob Carter, FedEx CIO, Talks About The '6x6 Transformation'


Posted by Brian Gillooly, Mar 13, 2006 02:10 PM

I spoke with FedEx CIO Rob Carter (listen here) and asked him to outline a few of the major points he'll be delivering in his keynote presentation, "The Inside Story of FedEx's IT Platform Transformation," at the upcoming InformationWeek Spring Conference in Amelia Island, Fla., April 2-5. Rob is InformationWeek's 2005 Chief of the Year and will be providing attendees of the event with exclusive insight into FedEx's famous "6x6 Transformation" project, which wraps up this May after three years.

To sign up for the InformationWeek Conference, click here.

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