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Charlie Morris appointed to Almac’s clinical technologies executive team

Monday, December 17, 2012 04:01 PM

The Almac Group’s clinical technologies business unit has appointed Charlie Morris as vice president of new products and services. In this role, Morris will oversee the development of Almac’s IXRS technology and enhance the company’s metrics-based discipline to the software development process.

Morris brings extensive experience in systems management and development to Almac. His varied background includes service in the financial services, government and medical technology sectors. He has served in all stages of the systems development process, from inception to development to execution, and has significant experience managing international personnel.

Morris joins Almac after spending more than 10 years serving as the chief technology officer of Princeton Financial Systems (PFS). Prior to his time at PFS, he served as director of applications development at Telescan, building and implementing teleradiology systems. Morris began his career in military contracts where he developed flight simulation, anti-submarine warfare and naval intelligence systems.

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