Unisys group provides managed services to European Commission
Unisys Corp., Bull SAS and Tata Consulting Services Luxembourg will provide managed services to the European Commission under a seven-year contact worth $125 million.
Cyberattacks add fuel to cybersecurity debate
Cyberattacks on government agencies' Web sites underscore the complex policy questions of cyber defense and offense, experts say.
CSC plans to buy BearingPoint operations in Brazil
CSC has entered into an agreement to acquire BearingPoint’s Brazilian operation, which specializes in consulting and systems integration services. Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
Unisys sets up digital photo system for Aussie police
Unisys wins a $4.75 million contract to install a digital imaging management system for the police force in New South Wales, Australia.
CSC wins six UK nuclear IT outsourcing contracts
CSC wins six UK information technology outsourcing contracts from Britain’s Civil Nuclear Police Authority and Atomic Energy Authority companies.
IBM completes pan-Saudi IT infrastructure installation
IBM Corp. has completed deployment of an infrastructure that will modernize Saudi Arabia’s delivery of government services.
Maximus wins big down under
Maximus studies hard to understand cultural differences as it moves into international markets.
Harris buys Canadian air traffic control company
Harris will acquire the Air Traffic Control unit of SolaCom Technologies to strengthen its work on the FAA Next Generation Air Transportation System contract.
Guident to enhance custom software at Export-Import Bank
Guident will provide operational and enhancement support to the Export-Import Bank under a five-year contract with a potential maximum value of $7.33 million.
EDS to provide IT services and support down under
EDS Corp. will manage the technology infrastructure for the Australian Department of Agriculture, Fishery and Forestry under a five-year, $61 million contract.
General Dynamics and Elbit Systems create UAS Dynamics
General Dynamics Armament and Technical Products and Elbit Systems of America have formed a new company named UAS Dynamics LLC, to provide unmanned aerial systems to the Defense Department.
DAI turns dreams into reality
Development Alternatives Inc.'s Steven O’Connor talked to Staff Writer Doug Beizer about the company's aid projects and the role of technology in international development.
Maximus to supply workforce services in Australia
Maximus will continue furnishing employment assistance services to Australia’s Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations under a new contract.
French firm buys most of GE homeland protection unit
French firm Safran is acquiring a major share of GE Security’s Homeland Protection business for $580 million.
CSC to upgrade U.K. passport and ID services
Computer Sciences Corp. will upgrade Britain’s passport and identification services under a 10-year contract worth $570 million.
Going green pays in Europe, survey finds
It pays to go green, at least for European businesses that are making a real effort at it, according to a new survey by IDC and IT services company Atos Origin.
Lockheed to upgrade Navy workstations
Lockheed Martin Corp. will provide logistics and other technical support to the Navy under a six-year contract that could be worth as much as $72 million.
Raytheon to maintain Patriot missile systems
Raytheon Co. will provide information technology and other engineering services for the Army’s air defense system under a new contract.
QinetiQ to group businesses into three divisions
QinetiQ plans April 1 restructuring into three groups.
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