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, a Springfield, Va., provider of information technology solutions to government customers, promoted to group vice president to lead the homeland security business unit. Jeff Tornell was promoted to vice president of the Census ITSS program. was promoted to vice president of enterprise architecture consulting., a Vienna, Va., systems engineering software company, named as a senior sales engineer. He joined the firm in 2003. He was a systems engineering manager supporting aircraft carrier design and shipboard information systems development with Naval Air Warfare Center in Lakehurst, N.J., for 15 years., a Fairfax, Va., provider of IT services and solutions, named as vice president and director of policy and management strategies. He previously served as the branch chief for information policy and technology in the Office of Management and Budget., a Chantilly, Va., government IT solutions provider, appointed as vice president of business development and program management. Deloney was previously with NCI Information Systems Inc. The firm also appointed to its board of directors. Kellogg is a war veteran who recently completed a 36-year career in the Army, retiring as a lieutenant general. He is now a senior vice president for homeland security for Oracle Corp. 's Federal Group in Herndon, Va., appointed as director of business development. Barry will work closely with CA executives and customers in the civilian sector. Barry previously worked in the federal sector for Computer Sciences Corp., a Fremont, Calif., provider of secure digital identity and authentication solutions for secure remote access, secure sign-on and digital ID cards, appointed as chairman of the company's board of directors. He previously served as a deputy director of the National Security Agency, and most recently was president and chief executive officer of Cylink Corp. , a Washington company specializing in delivering Web applications and integration solutions to the federal government, hired as senior technical lead. After 11 years in federal IT, Preuss became chief technology officer of ., Greenbelt, Md., appointed Ed Warrell as vice president for the western region of its wholly owned subsidiary, OAO Technology Solutions Federal Systems Inc. Warrell will be based in Colorado Springs, Colo., focusing on providing IT services to space and homeland defense agencies in the western region., a Reston, Va., provider of bidirectional, satellite-based broadband access solutions, recruited , most recently with Iridium Satellite LLC, to be its vice president of marketing and corporate communications., a Pittsburgh outsourcing and consulting company, appointed to serve as executive managing director of its new Global Public Sector Practice. Based in Washington, McCaffrey leads the public-sector business unit comprised of defense, civilian agency and international public-sector consulting focus areas. , a Chicago business consulting and systems integration firm, hired as vice president and managing director of business development for state and local government, education and commercial health care. Garcia has more than 22 years of experience, most recently with Oracle Corp. , a Greenville, S.C., provider of large-scale, custom software solutions, appointed to partnership status. Abdel-Malek serves as vice president of service delivery. joined , a Vienna, Va., developer of systems engineering development software, as vice president for marketing. , formerly with Northrop Grumman Corp.'s Newport News Division, joined Vitech as a sales engineer. , a Reston, Va., geospatial solutions firm, hired as director of business development. Stayert has 15 years of experience, most recently with Illuminat., a Springfield, Va., IT services provider, appointed to vice president of business development. Smith has more than 23 years of experience, most recently with AmerInd, a wholly owned subsidiary of FCBS., a New York audit and tax firm, placed one of its professionals to an inaugural eXtensible Business Reporting Language fellowship at the Financial Accounting Standards Board. XBRL is the financial management reporting standard designed to improve transparency. , an auditor with KPMG's financial services practice in New York, will be FASB's first XBRL fellow. FASB created the XBRL fellowship to investigate ways XBRL and related technologies can be used to improve corporate financial reporting and to develop policy recommendations on XBRL's role in FASB's standards-setting activities.