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ID’s Harry Martin Comments on New VP, Professional Services for DoD Clarence Pape

Intelligent Decisions (ID) named Clarence Pape has been vice president of Professional Services for Department of Defense (DoD) Programs.

“Intelligent Decisions has been successfully providing the DoD with IT solutions that are in-line with their IT budgets while fulfilling their IT compliance requirements.  Given Clarence’s almost two decades of federal market experience and his extensive knowledge of the DoD’s IT needs, he will be an invaluable asset to Intelligent Decisions, ” said Harry I Martin, president and CEO.  “Clarence will be solidifying our DoD programs and looking to create greater value to current and potential customers.  His technical expertise, combined with his deep management experience will allow us to better serve our customers and provide a more intimate relationship within the DoD community.”

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