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Mike Lawrie, like Meg Whitman of HP Enterprise, had pushed to narrow the focus of his company

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A surprise deal by Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. to shed its 100,000-employee services businesses cast a spotlight on Computer Sciences Corp. and its Chief Executive Mike Lawrie, who will lead the combined corporate technology services specialist with annual revenue of $26 billion.

Mr. Lawrie, since 2012, has led the overhaul of a 57-year old company that now stands to become a giant in the sector. Mr. Lawrie, like Meg Whitman at...

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