NetApp's federal leader explains how the company sees opportunities for its hyper-converged offerings as the government's "Cloud Smart" initiative settles in.
Jay Nussbaum, who died this weekend, is remembered by friends and former colleagues for his business acumen that was driven by a personal touch with customers and employees.
CGI acquires asset management software provider Sunflower Systems to bring the latter company’s portfolio of offerings to both commercial businesses and federal government agencies.
Data management company Amida Technology Solutions adds former CGI executive Donna Morea to the board of directors and also appoints a new chief growth officer, formerly of ManTech.
Nonprofit consultancy LMI receives a $65 million contract to help the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services in its work with health care providers and suppliers to track payments.
The Defense Department's big commercial cloud email contract is now awarded and another one for infrastructure could come this year (maybe). But those two big-ticket buys are only part of an overall cloud market integrators will pursue hard.
The award of a $7.6 billion Defense Department email contract to a General Dynamics-led team for a Microsoft platform comes with zero surprises but many implications.
In adding two new members, Science Applications International Corp. becomes of the few public companies with a 50-50 split of men and women on its board of directors.
One big contract manager said the raised micropurchase limit will likely contribute to a rise in the dollar amount of year-end spending by agencies as fiscal year 2019 draws to a close.
The Defense Department and General Services Administration award a $7.6 billion cloud collaboration contract to General Dynamics IT with nary a speck of controversy so far.
Chris Krebs, the head of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency at DHS, said that many federal agencies will be outsourcing cyber to a shared service provider in the future.
The Veterans Affairs Department's large contract for a new care service network has gotten past a pair of protest fights in both the VA's and winner's favors. But a similar battle for another piece of that contract has just begun.
In a New York Times column, Marine Lucas Kunce makes his case for why technology workers should want to supply the best tools to the military even if they disagree with current war efforts.
