Randy Cregar
About Randy Cregar
Randy Cregar is a System Engineer/Architect currently working at NASCO. He has extensive experience in senior roles at DXC Technology and Hewlett Packard Enterprise.
Company: NASCO
Randy Cregar currently holds the position of System Engineer/Architect at NASCO. He has been with the company since January 2019. NASCO specializes in offering innovative healthcare solutions, and Randy's role leverages his extensive experience in system engineering and architecture to contribute to the company's technology infrastructure and service delivery.
Title: System Engineer/Architect
Randy Cregar serves as a System Engineer/Architect. In this capacity, he integrates his deep technical knowledge and architectural expertise to grow and maintain the technological frameworks that support NASCO's robust suite of healthcare solutions. His role involves system design, performance optimization, and implementing scalable technology solutions.
Previous Experience: DXC Technology
Randy spent over three decades at DXC Technology, holding significant roles such as Chief Architect - Global Design & Engineering and Chief Architect. He worked at DXC Technology from 1986 to 2019, contributing to major projects and initiatives that shaped the company's global infrastructure and design strategies. During his tenure from 2017 to 2019, he was instrumental in leading the Global Design & Engineering team.
Previous Experience: Hewlett Packard Enterprise
Randy Cregar's career also includes an extensive tenure at Hewlett Packard Enterprise from 1986 to 2017. Within this period, he took on roles like Infrastructure/Platform Architecture and System Technology Consultant IV. His efforts through these roles profoundly impacted Hewlett Packard Enterprise's tech infrastructure, guiding the platform and system technologies for 31 years.
Education and Expertise: Angelo State University and Howard Payne University
Randy achieved an MBA in Management from Angelo State University, where he studied from 1983 to 1985. Prior to that, he earned a BS in Mathematics from Howard Payne University, studying there from 1980 to 1983. His educational background laid a strong foundation in management and technical disciplines, supporting his long and productive career in system engineering and architecture.