DLT adds Appian to delivery network
DLT Solutions has agreed to sell Appian's software and services into the public sector.
Protests hold up awards for DISA IT contract
Five HUBzone businesses have filed protests after being eliminated from the competition for a DISA contract for IT support across the agency's global network.
Why earnings reports are about more than the numbers
President Trump's musing on whether public companies should report financial results twice a year instead of four times sparked some debate. But it also serves as a reminder on why earnings reports bring much more value than just releasing the numbers.
DHS wants insights on supply chain risks
The Department of Homeland Security is looking for an unclassified source of information about potential cybersecurity risks in the IT supply chain.
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10 strategies before you automate your marketing
Marketing automation is growing but before you adopt a system consider these 10 strategies.
DOE developing cyber pact for woman-owned businesses
The Energy Department is looking for woman-owned small businesses for a five-year cybersecurity contract.
BAE building AI into new cyber tool
BAE Systems is developing a cybersecurity tool with AI capabilities as a cornerstone to more quickly thwart emerging threats.
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Do you know who to invest your BD dollars in?
Everyone in a company plays a business development role, but it is still critical to have a plan on how to develop and refine their BD skills.
DISA asking if HUBzone firms could take over network monitoring duties
The Defense Information Systems Agency has kicked off the recompete process for "Acropolis," a system that monitors traffic on secure and unclassified networks. And a question DISA is asking prospective bidders might pose a challenge to the incumbent contractor.
Debriefing survey ends this week, last chance to share your thoughts
The research phase of our next WT Insider Report will close this Friday. So don't miss the chance to share your thoughts on debriefings and bid protests.
GAO sides with incumbent in pricing dispute
ENSCO has fought off a challenger to get another shot at keeping an incumbent contract to help assess nuclear weapon systems.
Oracle's JEDI protest takes aim at DOD's single-award justification
Oracle's protest of the JEDI contract targets what it calls shortcomings in DOD's justification for the $10 billion cloud contract.
DIUx drops the 'x'
DOD is dropping the 'experimental' from the name of the Defense Innovation Unit Experimental in recognition that the unit is now a permanent fixture at DOD.
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