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RESTON, Va. - Hitachi Vantara Federal announced Wednesday the appointment of Majed Saadi as Chief Technology Officer. Saadi, who brings 24 years of technology leadership experience, will lead the company’s technology strategy and IT modernization efforts. The appointment comes as parent company Hitachi maintains its strong market position with a $123.2 billion market capitalization and robust annual revenue of $68.2 billion, according to InvestingPro data.
In his new role, Saadi will focus on strengthening enterprise platforms and advancing the company’s position in federal innovation. His background includes expertise in strategy, IT transformation, infrastructure, cloud solutions, and systems management.
Prior to joining Hitachi Vantara Federal, Saadi served as VP of Growth and Technology at Synergy Inc., where he led market expansion and federal contract growth. He previously worked as VP at General Dynamics IT, overseeing IT and mission support services for federal civilian agencies.
"This is a critical role for our business as we shape, drive, and execute the expansion of Hitachi’s products and solutions in the federal marketplace," said Mark Serway, president and chief executive officer at Hitachi Vantara Federal, in a press release statement. The parent company’s financial health score of "GOOD" on InvestingPro, supported by a strong balance sheet with a current ratio of 1.14 and an Altman Z-Score of 6.79, indicates solid backing for its federal subsidiary’s expansion plans.
Saadi is recognized as a thought leader in public health IT and emerging technologies, including AI and quantum computing. He holds a B.S. in Computer Science from Notre Dame and an M.S. in IT Management from the University of Virginia, along with several professional certifications.
Hitachi Vantara Federal describes itself as a provider of mission-centric data solutions for the federal government. The company operates as a FOCI-mitigated subsidiary of Hitachi Vantara, leveraging the financial strength and technological capabilities of its parent organization. For detailed analysis of Hitachi’s financial metrics and growth potential, visit InvestingPro, which offers comprehensive insights and exclusive financial indicators.
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