LMI buys analytics software provider

LMI acquires a predictive analytics software company based out of a growing tech hub the nonprofit consultancy aims to have a bigger presence in.

Top execs to share thoughts on 2020 and upcoming opportunities

Our WT Power Breakfast on the 2020 Outlook offers a glimpse into the inner workings of some of the market's largest companies as executives share their plans and hopes for 2020.

ManTech adds former DCSA director

ManTech International adds to its leadership team Daniel Payne, former director of the Defense Counterintelligence Security Agency.

Podcasts

PODCAST: What's behind Dovel's leadership transition

Executives from Dovel Technologies share why they are going through a leadership transition and what it says about their growth strategy.

PAE finds buyer to take it public

PAE is about to change owners for the second time in three years but this time the buyer gives the government services provider a path to the public markets.

2019 Industry Innovators put their focus on the mission

While the technologies and market approaches vary between companies, the 2019 Industry Innovators share a common goal of helping customers accomplish their missions.

What's next for Oracle's fight against JEDI

Oracle has an ongoing lawsuit against the JEDI procurement but much of its protest complains about Amazon Web Services. What happens now that Microsoft and not AWS has won the contract?

Will talent headwinds slow growth?

The federal market is expected to grow over the next two years but GovCon firms are still challenged to find, hire and retain the enough people to meet their needs.

How CACI approaches integration when buying 'mission tech' businesses

CACI International has increasingly moved into what it calls the "mission technology" market through a shift in strategy that has included acquisitions, of which the buyer sounds extra careful in wanting them to remain who they are.

CenturyLink names leader of new public sector group

CenturyLink appoints a familiar face to lead its newly-formed public sector group that includes the company's government, education and public safety work.

Why AWS may not protest the JEDI award

Amazon Web Services has no track record of filing bid protests. So a question for them is what's a better use of their resources: fighting for JEDI or moving on?

ManTech sees growth on horizon despite the continuing resolution

ManTech International executives see the continuing resolution as merely delaying awards rather than cutting the odds of them happening. Either way, the company is stringing wins together to put it on course for next year.

The 7-Step Marketing Planning Process

A systematic marketing planning process can be adapted to a wide variety of challenges, from launching a new firm or practice area to repositioning an existing firm. Here's how to do it.

How to avoid procurement fraud

Compliance issues in federal contracting often have legal ramifications. Good communication can help, according to a new book.

DLT gains scale in being acquired by Tech Data

DLT Solutions is getting acquired by Tech Data in deal that shakes up the value-added distributor segment of the federal IT market.

L3Harris makes plans for divestitures

While being somewhat cryptic, L3Harris Technologies has made some decisions about divestitures and which businesses to keep and which ones to jettison.

Cloud projects eat into shared services

Cloud and better business management practices are biting into the way federal agencies buy and use their IT, according to the PSC Vision market forecast.

Podcasts

PODCAST: SAIC's Onstott and technology eras

The history of IT innovation can be divided into several eras (mainframe, PC, the Web, etc.). In this Project 38 episode, SAIC Chief Technology Officer Charles Onstott explains the era we are in now and what might be coming next.

LinQuest names Greg Young COO

LinQuest promotes one of its own executives in Greg Young to a new C-level position.

Economy in uncharted waters leaves GovCon wondering

The U.S. economy is slowing but may not be heading for a recession. Congress and the White House have a budget agreement in place but no appropriations. And the debt just keeps getting bigger. So what should contractors expect next?