Thanks to a recent guideline approval, the Homeland Security Department is looking to upgrade its employees' ID badges with iris recognition technology.
The market seems to get rocked every few months with some sort of scandal or other unwanted publicity. Our panel of experts offer their advice on how to prepare for and respond to your next crisis.
Mark your calendars; we'll likely know by July 22 whether the Harris-CSC team will file a protest over the Navy's decision to award the $3.5 billion NGEN contract to HP.
Pragmatics has grabbed the latest tech craze around agile development and molded a unique approach that combines software development and process improvement. So far customers like what they are getting.
Will the fourth quarter boom or bust? Is there any hope for small businesses? Will the mid-tier see any releif? These and other questions are on the minds of Washington Technology readers and Editor Nick Wakeman gives his take on what's ahead this quarter and beyond.
GSA builds a reverse auction site, but it begs the question: why spend resources to build something that already exists? Isn't that a waste of resources?
Computer Sciences Corp. has won a $41 million option with the Navy to provide IT support services for the Naval Education and Training Professional Development and Technology Center.
Smartronix has won a $40 million contract with the Marine Corps for network operations, defense and logistics support for the Marine Corps Network Operations and Security Center. The team includes four large businesses and nine small businesses.
In a move to deepen its cloud capabilities, IBM has acquired Computing Solutions Leaders, an Israel-based cloud firm. It's the second cloud deal in a month for Big Blue.
CollabraLink Technologies has won a $50 million contract with the Education Department to support its web-based development activities, including programm management, design, analysis and information assurance.
