Tantus Hires Tom Dale as Director of Technical Solutions

  • Aug 01, 2011

Tantus Technologies Inc. recently hired Tom Dale as the director of technical solutions.

"Mr. Dale's leadership will strengthen existing customer relationships and help Tantus deliver consistent and reliable services to our customers," said Buck Keswani, Tantus’ president.

Dale previously served as the finance officer for National Park Service in the Department of the Interior where he managed a national finance and payment center responsible for the accounting of $2.5 billion annually, production of the CFO Act Performance and Accountability Report and day-to-day management of 135 employees. He also has served as an engagement leader for the internal control evaluation at the California Public Employees' Retirement System. This review encompassed more than 4,000 cases and was the consolidation of more than 50 legacy systems with the goal of integration into the agencies' new PeopleSoft environment.

"As the leader of the technical solutions practice I am looking to leverage our core capabilities into new agencies and facilitate our movement towards being a market leader where we are at the forefront of turning newly evolving technologies into real solutions for our clients," Dale said.

Tantus is an 8(a) certified, Washington, D.C.-based IT and management consulting firm specializing in information security and privacy and financial management systems for the federal government.

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