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De Simone exits GE for Digital Equipment
Mark De Simone, general manager of GE's Network Products and Servicesdivision, has left the Milwaukee vendor for workstation manufacturerDigital Equipment. De Simone joined Digital several weeks agoas Midwest region vice president and is based in the
Mark De Simone, general manager of GE's Network Products and Servicesdivision, has left the Milwaukee vendor for workstation manufacturerDigital Equipment. De Simone joined Digital several weeks agoas Midwest region vice president and is based in the vendor'sElk Grove Village, IL, regional office.
De Simone was a veteran of GE's European marketing operationswhen he was tapped to lead the company's PACS effort in November1994. The division debuted at the 1994 Radiological Society ofNorth America meeting as GE's entry into the PACS and networkingarena (SCAN 12/14/94).
An official replacement for De Simone at the division has notyet been named, according to a GE spokesperson.
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