Department of Defense CIO to retire

After 31 years of government service, Rob Carey, the Defense Department’s Principal Deputy Chief Information Officer, has decided to leave for the private sector. “It has been a privilege and honor to serve you, the department and the nation as I have. While my civilian career was interrupted twice by mobilizations, once for Operation Desert Shield/Storm and then a few years ago by Operation Iraqi Freedom, I considered it an honor to be able to wear the cloth of the nation during a time of crisis,” said Carey.

“Under his leadership, the DoD has focused on many important issues, including a focus on strategic communications solutions to ensure warfighters have access to information from any device, at anytime and under any conditions, which is what Trinity is all about,” said Barry Sawayer, CEO at Trinity Video Communications. “We look forward to working with the DoD’s new leadership as they address future mission critical communications issues,” said Sawayer.

About Trinity Video Communications

Trinity Video Communications is an industry-leading audiovisual and video communications company that provides commercial, healthcare, financial, education and manufacturing clients with state-of-the-art technologies that transform the way they communicate, interact and do business. Trinity also provides real-time unified communications to government agencies including the Department of Justice, Department of Defense, Homeland Security and law enforcement agencies at the federal, state and local levels. Trinity is headquartered in Louisville, Kentucky with additional offices in Sterling, Virginia and Cincinnati, Ohio.