Meanwhile, business from former parent company General Motors is expected to continue to decline 3 to 7 percent this year. Business from GM has dropped over the past five years from 39 percent of overall revenues to about a quarter of revenues this year and is expected to fall to 10 percent within five years, the company said. Nonetheless, Brown said EDS is working to increase revenues on its GM contracts and is winning bids from the automaker through aggressive bidding. In other news, EDS announced E-Business Solutions, a new EDS division focused on providing customers Web-based services, including installing supply chain management systems, building Web commerce sites, and integrating online payment and billing systems. E-Business Solutions, which will report directly to Brown, is starting up with $2 billion in revenues and will be staffed by 20,000 EDS employees. A leadership team is expected to be announced next week, Brown said. Bloomberg contributed to this report.