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Lockheed Martin's knowledge of how defense acquisition works is self-evident but its chief executive believes many of those processes need to be modified for customers to get the technologies they want when they want them. So too should Lockheed change, he told Wall Street. Read More
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The Defense Health Agency has released one last draft solicitation for its $1.4 billion Workforce 3.0 contract with a final version due within days. Read More
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Women have struggled to strike the right work-life balance and the pandemic has only made it worse. SAIC executive Nyla Beth Gawel writes that should embrace authenticity and not be afraid to ask their employers for what they need. Read More
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