Fresh off his departure from leading information technology services company SRA International, Stan Sloane has been appointed president and CEO of a small California-based technology firm, Decision Sciences International Corp. Sloane, who left SRA last month immediately following the company’s acquisition by the private equity firm Providence Equity Partners, comes to Decision Sciences to help the company transition an advanced nuclear detection technology it has been developing the past four years or more from the development stage into production and…
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