Despite the U.K. Parliament's determination last summer that the National Health Service's investment in Computer Sciences Corporation to provide electronic health records to providers in that country was a failure, it looks as though the two sides are giving it another go. According to iHealthBeat, CSC signed a nonbinding letter of intent to provide health IT software to various NHS trusts. The agreement, U.K. government officials hope, will save taxpayers roughly £1 billion (around $1.6 billion U.S.). One of Parliament's previous charges against CSC was that the investment in electronic health records produced no benefits to taxpayers. A committee also said the project was behind schedule and over budget. Article