Matching Dollars With Rhetoric
As of yet, the Bush administration has not been as tech friendly as many in the federal technology community had hoped.
AMS Hires Washington State CIO Kolodney
American Management Systems Inc. has hired Steve Kolodney, chief information officer for the state of Washington, to head up the company's e-government initiatives.
Reliable Is in Vogue
Many of the top-ranked companies on Washington Technology's Top 100 list ? companies such as Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, Computer Sciences Corp., Raytheon, SAIC, EDS and TRW ? have seen their federal IT businesses grow moderately but steadily at rates of 8 percent to 18 percent a year.
Nips and Tucks Make Our Web Site Sparkle
Washington Technology's Web site has gotten a face lift. And the cybersurgeon, I think you'll agree, gave us a very attractive look.
STG Wins $70 Million Telecom Contract With EPA
STG Inc. has been awarded a $70 million contract to provide telecommunications services to the Environmental Protection Agency, the company said.
Keeping Up With FTS2001
I don't know about you, but I sometimes find it extremely difficult to follow the ongoing dispute over the General Services Administration's FTS2001 long-distance program.
Desperately Seeking Partners
The barrage of phone calls and e-mails started last October, immediately after Electronic Data Systems Corp. was announced the winner of the $6.9 billion Navy-Marine Corps Intranet contract.
Welcome to Our FOSE 2001 Readers
FOSE 2001, the world's largest government information technology conference and trade show, opens this week in Washington with more than 400 exhibitors and an expected crowd of 20,000 IT buyers from military and civilian agencies and state and local governments.
Industry Cries UnFAIR
The federal government is still trying to make up its mind about outsourcing.
Integrators Make A Comeback
The big systems integrators are making a comeback ? not that they really went anywhere.
Almost There!
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