Seems like there’s more to this than is being examined on the surface? Former Army CIO resigns from ServiceNow for violating some kind of hiring policy. SN does a lot of government contract work… - The Great Awakening

Seems like there’s more to this than is being examined on the surface? Former Army CIO resigns from ServiceNow for violating some kind of hiring policy. SN does a lot of government contract work… (federalnewsnetwork.com)

posted 145 days ago by GetsTheNogginJoggin 145 days ago by GetsTheNogginJoggin +20 / -0

Former Army CIO Raj Iyer resigns from ServiceNow after internal probe

ServiceNow launched an investigation into the hiring of ex-Army CIO after an internal complaint about potential compliance issues.

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– GetsTheNogginJoggin [S] 1 point 145 days ago +1 / -0

Raj Iyer, a former Army chief information officer who has led ServiceNow’s global public sector since early 2023, resigned after an internal investigation revealed that his hiring violated company policy.

Iyer joined the Army in 2020 and became the first full-time civilian to hold the chief information officer position. In December 2022, the service awarded a $432 million contract for the procurement of various ServiceNow products, including software and hardware asset management, IT asset management, IT operations management and customer service management. The contract is set to be completed by December 2027.

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