Lockheed wins $19.3M option for Aegis modernization

Lockheed Martin has won an option to systems engineering agent activities and Aegis modernization engineering.

IntelliDyne makes four executive-level promotions

On the heels of its recent appointment of Tony Crescenzo to CEO, IntelliDyne has made four more promotions to its executive suite.

Alion names new director of Air Force programs

Alion Science and Technology has named Angela Dupont director of Air Force Programs for its Technology, Engineering and Operational Solutions sector.

GE to put $2B toward health care data analytics

GE Healthcare has announced that it plans to spend $2 billion on data analytics to help hospitals become more efficient.

Intelligent Decisions names new VP, sales

Intelligent Decisions has named Rhett Butler vice president of sales.

Still unclear where cloud fits into health IT

Cloud might make EHRs and other health-related data more efficient, but security is always a looming issue.

Mobile health IT security needs to be minded

With the rising use of personal mobile devices in health IT, security risks need to be understood and mitigated.

Who’s who on DHS Eagle II (so far)?

Awards under the $22 billion Homeland Security Department Eagle II contract have been coming out in bunches. We breakdown the primes and teams that have won to date.

Northrop wins $115M in foreign military sales

Northrop Grumman has won a contract with the Air Force to provide radar systems to the Thai Air Force, Iraq and other countries.

22nd Century Technologies taps new VP, federal practice

22nd Century Technologies has named Sandeep Tuli vice president for its federal practice.

NSA scandal hurts cloud movement

The rise in cloud adoption is taking a hit due to the recent NSA surveillance scandal. The movement's protestors now have a lot of fuel in their fires.

What are the top 10 cloud myths?

With all the buzz around the cloud, there many mistruths floating around. Forbes came out with a list that debunks the top 10 myths about cloud computing.

Three steps to help you to the cloud

The benefits of the cloud might be clear, but the changes needed to reap those benefits are often misunderstood.

Inside the 2014 Defense Authorization report

The 2014 Defense Authorization report has plenty of insights into Congress' thinking on LPTA, allowable costs and NetCents 2. There is even a little bit about small business and energy. What do you think are the most critical elements?

Is there a silver lining for Booz Allen?

As damaging as the NSA leaker has been to his former employer Booz Allen Hamilton, how the company responds will be the difference between a momentary embarrassment and a long-term liability.

Tight budgets, tougher competition drive change for the Top 100

We analyze the major trends driving the 2013 Washington Technology Top 100 as they make major moves to cope with a market marked by tight budgets, intense competition and transformative tech trends.

Raytheon realigns for challenging economy

Raytheon's recent consolidation of business lines steamlined company operations and preserved it ability to chase domestic and international opportunities.

Northrop realigns, cuts costs to improve performance

Northrop Grumman approach to a tighter federal market includes realignment, new leaders and a focus on its four pillars of expertise.

Lockheed keeps No. 1 spot amidst changes

Lockheed Martin holds on to its No. 1 ranking for the 19th year as it goes through significant leadership changes and meets a tougher, more competitive market.

More awards for $22B Eagle contract

More winners have been announced for the $22 billion DHS Eagle II contract. This time, service-disabled, veteran-owned small businesses were named to the growing list of winners.