I am not Wiki-D, but I think I can help shed some light on this subject.
Keep in mind, Fuel Injection is just another means in which to introduce fuel to the air that the engine is ingesting. Carburetors serve the same purpose. As such, the engine doesn’t care how the fuel is being fed to the air stream.
When building power, regardless if the engine is carbonated or fuel injected, using the same intake manifold, exhaust etc, the cam specs for EFI and carbureted will be the same. A change in the intake manifold design would change ideal cam specs for the desired operation, but “how” the fuel is being introduced wont require a different cam spec.
EFI spec, when it comes to camshafts is generally code for "Emissions compliant” and “will sometimes play well with the factory EFI tune"! You are using aftermarket EFI, as such you have full control over the fuel map and if performance is what you desire without having to meet tail pipe emissions, then stay away from cams that are specced for EFI applications because if there is a difference in the grind, it wont be in the favor of building power vs a comparable carb cam.
Hope that helps,
Paul