Stanley snaps up Techrizon
Stanley Inc. acquired Techrizon LLC in a move designed to strengthen its offerings to military customers.
SI to provide services for Thrift Investment Board
The Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board has awarded SI International a contract to provide business outsourcing services for the board's Thrift Savings Plan.
Chertoff accepts DHS undersecretary's resignation
Michael Chertoff, DHS secretary, today has accepted the resignation of George Foresman, undersecretary for preparedness.
Small businesses see success with SEWP
NASA awarded 45 IT governmentwide acquisition contracts yesterday to 37 vendors, half of which are small businesses.
CSC wins U.K. outsourcing extension
CSC won a contract extension from the U.K. Health Department to continue providing information technology outsourcing services.
ITAA urges Congress to enact patent reform
The ITAA warned Congress today that the U.S. patent system is broken and needs to be fixed because it is keeping America's small businesses from realizing their innovative potential.
AT&T, Qwest and Verizon capture Networx Universal
But Sprint is left out of the long-awaited telecommunications contract.
Agencies to follow new IT security standards
ONDI and DOD this week announced the seven areas of certification and accreditation for information technology systems that they will standardize.
Networx Universal deal announced
GSA awards Networx contract to Qwest Government Services, AT&T and MCI Communications Services, which is now doing business as Verizon Business Services.
GAO: Networx transition costs overestimated
GSA based its estimated costs for the transition from the FTS 2001 to the Networx contracts on a worst-case assumption, and the analysis overall is not accurate, according to a GAO report.
Reverse 911 is on the line for Conn., Va. residents
Cities, towns and counties in Connecticut and Virginia will be able to send recorded messages to thousands of people in the event of an emergency using Reverse 911 technology.
Report: Fed IT spending will continue modest growth
Federal spending on IT will maintain its modest growth rate over the next two years, as the political climate keeps agencies wary of major new projects, a new report said.
Raytheon wins satellite modification
Raytheon Co.'s Intelligence and Information Systems unit won a $14.5 million contract modification for an Air Force project.
State & local special report: The champs of revenue
Who's who rankings.
State & local special report: Magnetic attraction
Large contracts for information technology outsourcing and human services with state and local governments may draw federal systems integrators into the market and cause some already in it to refocus their efforts.
2007: Who's who in the state and local market
State and local heavyweights step into the ring to vie for large deals.
On the edge
A new wireless tracking and sensing technology called The Enterprise Dot is now available from Axcess International.
On the edge
A new wireless tracking and sensing technology called The Enterprise Dot is now available from Axcess International.
Malware beware
Real-time scanning keeps malicious code at bay.
Worlds collide
ERP and SOA start to play together.
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