Microsoft Corp. announced that Gerri Elliott will be the new corporate vice president of its Worldwide Public Sector group, replacing Maggie Wilderotter.
IBM Corp. and PeopleSoft Inc. announced a $1 billion alliance to integrate IBM's middleware with PeopleSoft's enterprise application software, just weeks after a federal judged cleared the way for Oracle Corp. to pursue its $7.7 billion hostile takeover of PeopleSoft.
The State Department, already bumping up against the memory limits of the smart cards it uses today, is looking to the next generation of technology to support its future needs.
The Canada Border Service Agency, which is working on a Registered Traveler-style pilot program with the U.S. Homeland Security Department, is implementing iris-scanning technology at Canadian airports to verify the identity of travelers.
The Army today issued its draft request for proposals for the Army Knowledge Online Enterprise Services contract. The deal previously had been called Army Knowledge Online Lead Systems Integrator.
Boeing Co. and IBM Corp. today announced a 10-year alliance established to pursue what the partners estimate is a $200 billion market for ground and space-based systems used in network-centric operations.
Anteon International Corp. won a five-year contract to help train Defense Department personnel at the Joint Forces' Command Advanced Training Technology Laborator.
AT&T Government Solutions has received a $1.4 million contract modification from the Justice Department to make the department's Victim Notification System available to the public.
The Homeland Security Department wants to streamline its IT infrastructure and clean up its network backbone, and its wants the integrator community to work together to meet the challenge.
The Defense Department announced late yesterday that Northrop Grumman Corp. had won a pair of contracts to develop the Air Force's E-10A Battle Management Command and Control system.
The 2004 Summer Olympic Games in Athens went off without a hitch. Venues were finished in the nick of time, IT infrastructure was laid out and security was up to the task.
Intel Corp. engineers are testing compatibility and interoperability of wireless networking products to help integrators and agencies cut through the confusion surrounding Wi-Fi.
Defense Department officials are looking for new technologies, especially collaboration tools and advanced sensors, to support special operations around the world.
Battelle Memorial Institute continues fielding calls about its Disaster Management Interoperability Service, a network backbone for connecting first responders that has quietly gained nationwide acceptance over the past year.
Boeing Co., Lockheed Martin Corp. and Northrop Grumman Corp. were among eight companies to win $6 million NASA contracts to help develop architecture of space transportation systems.
Tessada and Associates Inc. has won a contract from the Defense Logistics Agency to support the Corpus Christi Army Depot, one of the Army's largest aviation repair facilities.
Battelle Memorial Institute today demonstrated its Disaster Management Interoperability Service, a network backbone for connecting first responders that has quietly gained nationwide acceptance over the past year.
