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Michael F. McGrath
D. Sc., Vice
President for Systems and Operations Analysis
Analytic
Services, Inc.
2900 South Quincy
Street, Suite 800
Arlington, VA 22206-2233
(O) 703-416-3155
Michael F.
McGrath is a corporate officer of Analytic Services lnc. (ANSER), a
not-for-profit public service research institute. He leads ANSER's
operations in the Science and Technology, Enterprise Systems and
Planning, and Operations Analysis and Management market sectors.
Prior to joining ANSER in 2007, he served as Deputy Assistant
Secretary of the Navy for Research, Development, Test, and
Evaluation (RDT&E). In that role, he was the Navy’s senior civilian
advocate for technology transition and for the T&E enterprise. His
prior industry experience includes five years as Vice President for
Government Business at the Sarnoff Corporation, a leading R&D
company with both commercial and government clients. His prior
government experience started with engineering positions in
logistics at NAVAIR in the 1970s, acquisition at Office of the
Secretary of Defense (OSD) in the 1980s, and Science and Technology
at DARPA in the 1990s. In OSD, he was the principal author of the
DoD policy directive on Integrated Logistics Support and the first
director of the Computer-aided Acquisition and Logistics Support (CALS)
program. In DARPA’s Defense Sciences Office, he managed programs in
Dual Use Science and Technology, Agile Manufacturing, Electronic
Commerce Resource Centers, and Affordable Multi Missile
Manufacturing. He also served in leadership positions for several
DoD-wide initiatives to improve manufacturing and reduce the cost of
defense systems. He is currently a member of the National Research
Council Board on Manufacturing and Engineering Design and has served
on several Defense Science Board task forces.
Dr. McGrath holds
a BS in Space Science and Applied Physics and an MS in Aerospace
Engineering, both from Catholic University, and a doctorate in
Operations Research from George Washington University.
e-mail:
michael.mcgrath@anser.org
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