IBM's Anne Altman Is All Set To Depart

Sam Gordy will replace Ms. Anne Altman

Anne Altman has made up her mind to retire from her present designation with International Business Machines Corp. Ms. Anne has spent almost three decades with IBM where she was closely working with the federal government.

A press release was observed recently where the tech giant announced that Ms. Altman who is presently designated as the General Manager for the federal business at IBM will retire on January, 31, 2016.

“During her tenure, [Altman] devoted her leadership and passion to drive IBM solutions that have enabled our U.S. federal agency customers in so many ways, helping transform them in the process,” mentioned the release. “We wish her the best in her retirement.”

Individuals like her are an asset to any company since she devoted half of her life serving the company and taking it to newer heights. The company observed several milestones under her able leadership and has always contributed positively towards the growth of the company.  Analysts report that Ms. Altman’s enthusiasm and devotion will be missed by her inmates at the company.

The company has already found a replacement for Ms. Altman where Sam Gordy will take over her present position. Mr. Sam Gordy also has a glistening portfoliuo where he has served as the Group President of Integrated Systems and Senior Vice President at Leidos Inc. and Reston respectively.

While Ms. Altman was rendering her services to IBM, the server hardware business of the company was led by her. She was assisting in integrating the firm’s mainframe namely the “System z” in the ecosystem of federal government. Ms. Altman has the honor of being part and parcel of the Top 50 Women in the Tech World as per Fedscoop. Moreover, she has also receive several awards for her outstanding service.

Altman has also rendered her services as the Vice Chairperson for the Northern Virginia Technology Council along with being the executive committee member of the Professional Services Council.

According to Fedscoop, “Gordy has nearly 30 years of experience in the intelligence community as both an active duty naval intelligence officer and as a contractor. Before Leidos was spun off from Science Applications International Corporation, he ran three of the SAIC’s highest growth markets: cyber command and control, intelligence systems, and logistics.”

Sources suggest that Gordy who is a well known former intelligence officer was appointed to conduct operations in Iraq, Libya, Panama, and Soviet Union.

Mr. Sam Gordy will render his services to IBM from January 18, 2016.