Unisys was on the ropes when Ted Davies took the helm as its federal leader five years ago. Today, he is one of the longest serving executives in the market, and Unisys is breaking new ground with federal customers. He explains the execution behind the strategy.
Exelis gives a boost to its next generation data sharing capabilities by acquiring Celestech, a privately held technology development and engineering firm.
Hewlett-Packard appears to have decided not to protest the $60 billion OASIS contract, which was won by 74 businesses to provide high-end professional services to the federal government.
Lockheed Martin has won a contract to provide operation, maintenance, enhancement and development services to the General Services Administration in support of its application infrastructure.
In an effort to meet both FedRAMP and Federal Information Security Management Act requirements, IBM has launched Cloud Services data centers that are designed for the enterprise and to provide SoftLayer cloud infrastructure-as-a-service.
Analytic Strategies has won a $30 million contract with the U.S. Transportation Command to support the agency’s Logistics Automated Identification Technology and In-Transit Visibility Programs.
Leidos CEO John Jumper is stepping down from his role and will maintain watch over the company as chairman. He reflects on his career and speaks to what skills the new CEO must have in order to successfully lead Leidos going forward.
ICF International has fully integrated its 2007 acquisition of Simat, Helliesen & Eichner Inc., and is dropping the name ICF SH&E, opting to simply use the name ICF International.
