Sevatec has won a contract with the Federal Highway Administration to provide a number of services and to provide life cycle support of its infrastructure.
Paper documents are still important to businesses, but in the era of emerging big data, these documents would be better off digitized, as they would fit together with the way companies use big data, and will lower costs and increase efficiency.
Twitter has acquired Lucky Sort, a company with an engine called TopicWatch, which can sift through unstructured data of any given kind, and pull out information, as well as summarize its content in real time.
Winning the job to manage DISA's Global Information Grid was big for Lockheed Martin. We get an inside look at how the company took over from the incumbent, and converted the work to a performance-based contract.
Aquilent has named Helle Huxley chief marketing officer, where she will direct new corporate marketing initiatives tied to customer communication goals and objectives.
Leaders in the health care IT industry are being recognized by InformationWeek for their dedication to and influence on the tech decisions that health organizations are making.
Booz Allen Hamilton, SAIC and Engility Corp. have won task order contracts to provide the Navy with sustainment services for the Base Level Information Infrastructure, its system of shore networks.
Northrop Grumman has wins contract to modernize its Global Hawk unmanned aerial vehicle for the U.S. Air Force, including program and business management and other engineering efforts.
Gnostech Inc. has won a $13 million contract to improve the U.S. Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center Pacific's global positioning and navigation systems division facilities.
People in human resources fear that the cloud removes controls over information and communication, but cloud proponents argue that the cloud is misunderstood.
More details are emerging about the Defense Department's plans to furlough 800,000 civilian employees. Get out and talk to your customers to prepare for the impact and don't forget these critical questions.
