Christopher Spanka

Background

About Christopher Spanka

A Senior Technology Organization Leader / Senior Client Executive Program Director with 21 years of experience leading Information Technology (IT) programs, defining strategies, and leading Global delivery and operations for Fortune 50 companies. A proven track record helping transform customer’s businesses by reducing costs, optimizing productivity, and dramatically increasing service levels while improving the end user experiences. Adept in leading large Transition & Transformation (T&T) programs for many clients, partnering with client Senior Executives to transform their IT organizations from largely traditional IT environments to ones capable of supporting the digital business by leveraging hybrid cloud, mobility services, security services, Data Center migrations, and data analytics resulting in reduced capital and operating expenses with increased business capabilities and agility.Key Accomplishments • At Atos, headed development of business strategy for U.S. public sector, building cross-division partnerships to drive pipeline development and alignment with overall segment strategy. • Partnered with Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Google to deliver customized regional services that drove operational excellence. Expanded cybersecurity services portfolio 8-fold by attracting new business. • Analyzed operational strategy, creating 5-year roadmap to harmonize business plans with client needs. • At Hewlett-Packard Enterprise (HPE) Services, directed team of 6 senior transition managers—each with 10–18 subordinates—and oversaw a combined portfolio of ~$3B in total contract value. Drove standardization to align with global strategies and frameworks, sparking an increase in transformation selling programs and overall revenue through consistency and quality of delivery. • Served as a program manager for HPE and Computer Sciences Corporation merger, which led to development of DXC Technologies in 2017. Facilitated change for staff and the splitting of 150 contracts totaling $600M.