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LIST Welcomes Director of Quality Assurance, Launches Virtual Project Operations Center (VPOC)

Tuesday September 8, 2009
Herndon, VA – List Innovative Solutions, Inc. (LIST) would like to welcome our new Director of Quality Assurance, Dr. Chris Carson. Dr. Carson will provide the day to day leadership for LIST’s Quality Assurance Program, Continuous Process Improvement, and corporate Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI) processes and procedures.

Dr. Carson will also be responsible for the management of LIST’s Virtual Project Operations Center (VPOC), built on the MS SharePoint 2007 platform. LIST’s VPOC will act as a central repository for all artifacts and documentation used for planning, tracking, monitoring, and reporting LIST’s project operations. LIST’s VPOC uses best practices from the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK), and CMMI Level 2.

“I am excited for the opportunity to work with a great company and I am eager to begin work on helping LIST achieve CMMI Maturity Level 2. LIST is both a visionary and growing company with a very knowledgeable and talented team,” says Chris.

Mr. Carson has an extensive background in organizational change management, prior to joining LIST Chris led QSSI to a CMMI Level 3 rating and helped Texas Instruments’ Design Automation Division achieve CMMI Level 2 and 3 ratings. He additionally helped Texas Instruments Defense Electronics group with the Malcolm Baldridge National Quality Award. Dr. Carson has authored 8 professional articles and has taught graduate Psychology and Ethics and Organization Development at Trinity and University of Phoenix.

About LIST

List Innovative Solutions, Inc. (LIST) is a leading provider of professional services and full life cycle information technology solutions to the U.S. federal government. LIST is a woman-owned small business with thirteen years of experience successfully delivering business solutions through technology innovation. LIST has over 70 employees supporting federal government customers with mission critical information technology challenges, including improving the automation of the personnel security background investigation process and federal retirement systems.