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Interim CIO for the past 10 months officially appointed to the post.
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CSC names chief information officer
David McCue has been named Computer Sciences Corporation's chief information officer, effective immediately. McCue will report to CSC President and Chief Executive Officer Michael W. Laphen and will be responsible for the overall direction, strategic vision and business management of CSC's global internal information technology (IT) environment. He has served as acting CIO since last November.
McCue joined CSC in 1996 through the acquisition of American Practice Management, where he had served as CIO since 1993. His previous CSC assignments include vice president of Applications Portfolio Management, chief information and resource officer for the company's Healthcare Group and director of Global Applications Architecture. Prior to joining CSC, he held various management and consulting positions at Accenture.
"I am pleased to announce David's official appointment to this position," said Laphen. "His knowledge and experience will help us continually align our internal operations with industry best practices and produce results that address our clients' evolving business needs."
McCue obtained a bachelor's degree in commerce from Rider University and an MBA in finance from New York University's Stern Graduate School of Business Administration. He also holds a commercial pilot's license.
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