TECH services giant Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC) has re-arranged it senior management in the region, with its Australian chief promoted to head the CSC Asia Group.
Mike Shove had been president of the CSC Australia Group since 2003 before being promoted to the regional role this week. He will be based at CSC Asia headquarters in Singapore and responsible for the company's operations and clients in China, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Singapore and Vietnam.
Prior to running the Australian operation, Mr Shove had been vice-president for the Enterprise Business Solutions group in Australia
Mr Shove will be replaced by Nick Wilkinson, who is currently vice-president of Chemicals, Energy and Natural Resources for CSC’s Global Outsourcing Services organisation.
Both men will report directly to CSC chairman, president and chief executive, Michael Laphen.
“Mike has proven his ability to grow revenue, enhance profitability, increase customer satisfaction and grow our client base through significant local wins," Mr Laphen said in a statement.
“His experience and track record make him ideally suited to take on an expanded role in Asia.”
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