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SAIC Restructures Customer Groups, Service Lines as Part of ‘Ingenuity 2025’ Strategy; Tony Moraco Comments


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Science Applications International Corp. (NYSE: SAIC) has moved to consolidate several of its businesses organizations and introduced a voluntary retirement incentive program for nearly 100 senior managers.

SAIC said Monday it unified five customer-facing groups into three units and merged six technology-focused service lines into three market segments as part of the company’s  Ingenuity 2025 strategy that seeks to address near-term challenges that the company experienced during the first half of its 2018 fiscal year.

SAIC CEO Tony Moraco, an inductee into Executive Mosaic‘s Wash100 for 2017, said the company aims to focus on key strategic growth priorities as well as clarify performance drivers and business model enablers to “achieve sustained profitable growth.”

Nazzic Keene, president of SAIC’s global markets and missions sector, assumed additional duties as chief operating officer in June to help execute the company’s long-term strategy and sector growth initiatives.

The company also moved its headquarters from McLean to Reston, Virginia, in a push to consolidate office leases, as well as established a Technology Integration Gateway in Tennessee to optimize IT services delivery.

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