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CSC Picks Alisoun Moore to Lead Government Health IT

Mike Gaffney

CSC (NYSE: CSC) has hired Alisoun Moore to serve as vice president and general manager for the firm’s North American Public Sector Health Services Division, reporting to NPS Civil Group President Mike Gaffney.

“The more than 20 years of experience and expertise that Alisoun brings to our government health services clients are invaluable, ” Gaffney said. “We look forward to her leadership as we continue to transform healthcare with better information for better decisions.”

Moore will lead the group’s business and look for growth opportunites in the government health IT market.

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