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- Richard
Maranville left his position as Senior Vice
President and Chief Information Officer at FedEx Kinko’s and has
been named Executive Vice President and Chief Information Officer at The
Freeman Company, a Dallas, Texas based Events and Exhibits solutions
company. View his LinkedIN profile here: Richard
Maranville LinkedIN
- American
Fidelity Assurance has named Michael Leonard Chief
Security Officer.
- Kathy
Lane formerly CIO at National Gird was
named CIO of retailer TJX.
- Kennametal
named Steven R. Hanna as Vice President and Chief Information Officer.
View his LinkedIN profile here: Steven Hanna LinkedIN
- The
New York Times Company named Joseph N.
Seibert as Chief Information Officer. Siebert will report to
James Follo, Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer. Siebert
comes to The New York Times as Chief Operating Officer of Mark Ecko Enterprises.
View his LinkedIN profile here: Joseph Seibert
LinkedIN
- President Obama appointed Vivek Kundra, formerly CTO for the District
of Columbia, as the first federal CIO. The new CIO (who
is 34 years old) will manage all of that federal technology spending. Read
the Washington Post Article.
- President
Obama also appointed Aneesh Chopra
Federal Chief Technology Officer. Chopra was Secretary of
Technology for the State of Virginia.
- Borders
promoted Dan Smith from executive vice president of human
resources to the new position of chief administrative officer. In
his new position, Smith will retain his human resources responsibilities
but also oversee the company’s information technology group.
- Susan
Harwood, Chief Information Officer of Borders
left to become Vice President of IT Strategy at Lowe’s. View her
LinkedIN profile here: Susan Harwood
LinkedIN
- On
April 2, 2009 Jennifer Prue was let go from her position as Chief
Information Officer at Town Sports International, the company is
currently conducting a search for a new CIO.
- FBI
CIO Zalami Azmi announced his resignation from
the Agency. Read
the Press Release.
- Colin
Boyd joined Johnson Controls as vice
president, information technology and chief information officer. He
will lead the company's IT function, succeeding Sam Valanju, who
will retire next spring. Boyd previously was chief information officer
and corporate vice president of Sony Ericsson, London.
- The
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission named Kimberly Hancher as its
new chief information officer earlier this month. View her LinkedIN
profile here: Kimberly
Hancher LinkedIN
- The
Homeland Security Department named Margie Graves
as the Department’s new Deputy Chief Information Officer. View her
LinkedIN profile here: Margie
Graves LinkedIN
- QinetiQ
North America announced Frank Kist will
take over as its new Chief Information Officer. Read
the Press Release. View his LinkedIN profile
here: Frank
Kist LinkedIN
- EMC
announced that Sanjay Mirchandani has been appointed Chief
Information Officer
- Chad
Kirkpatrick was named Arizona’s chief
information officer and director of the Government Information
Technology Agency.
- Rob
Wilson, formerly of CMS, was named vice
president of information systems for Allegiant Air
- Blue
Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina (BCBSNC)
named Alan Hughes Senior Vice President and Chief Information
Officer. Hughes comes to BCBSNC from GE Commercial Finance
and Deutsche Financial Services. At GE Financial he served as CIO for
Global Risk Management. He will replace John Sternbergh who is retiring
in June.
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On
April 1, 2009, IBM announced that the Campbell Soup
Company signed a 65-month agreement for information technology (IT)
outsourcing services. Campbell and IBM have been IT services partners since
1994. As part of the agreement, IBM will provide IT infrastructure services,
network support, application maintenance services and security services from
IBM Internet Security Systems. IBM will offer infrastructure services on
demand for enhanced cost efficiency and increased flexibility. IBM's global
delivery centers will support Campbell's operations in North America, Asia
Pacific and Europe.
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IBM and Equifax
announced they have signed a contract amendment for information technology
(IT) services in the United States, Canada, Spain and the U.K. As part of the
agreement, IBM will provide data center services including mainframe,
midrange server, client service desk, network and business continuity and
resiliency services for Equifax's operations. IBM will utilize its global
delivery network of service centers and data centers to support Equifax's
employees and customers worldwide.
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On
May 5, 2009, CSC announced that it had signed a IT outsourcing
agreement with Xerox Corporation. The contract, which has a seven-year base
period, is valued in excess of $100 million. Under the terms of the
agreement, CSC will provide mainframe processing and application support to
Xerox's North American business. Work will be performed by CSC's Global
Outsourcing Services at various locations across the globe utilizing the
company's World Sourcing delivery centers.
- On May 12, 2009, WorkflowOne signed a $40
million six-year contract with Memorial Hermann, the largest
integrated health system in Texas for all of its print services. Under the renewed
contract, valued at $40 million over its six-year duration, WorkflowOne
will provide Memorial Hermann's 11 hospitals and numerous regional
affiliates with forms, commercial printing, promotional products,
warehousing, fulfillment and distribution, all managed by an onsite team
of support professionals.
- On
April 20, 2009, CIBER announced that it had signed a five-year IT
Outsourcing contract renewal with Sharp Electronics Corp. As part of the renewal, CIBER will
provide SAP operative support and complete ITIL management with a
40-person support team in both domestic and international locations. CIBER will continue to provide both operational
and project support and will expand their relationship with Sharp via
their CIBER Outsourcing Platform which is made up of people, ITIL-based
processes and an integrated tool set to meet multiple IT requirements
for SAP, Helpdesk, Network, Server & Systems, Storage, Security and
Desktop.
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