Full disclosure

Washington Technology has added STG Inc. to the 2007 Top 100 list.

Bumper moves: My other career is also IT

After multiple comings and goings, several top government and industry information technology executives are again top government and industry IT execs.

Bids & proposals | State & local

The Ohio Job and Family Services Department wants a contractor to create a benefits eligibility network.

News briefs

A House subcommittee approved a $36.3 billion spending bill for DHS, which is $2.1 billion more than the Bush administration requested.

Homeland watch

Sen. Hillary Clinton has reintroduced legislation to restore the Federal Emergency Management Agency to an independent, Cabinet-level agency.

  • By Alice Lipowicz

Homeland watch

Sen. Hillary Clinton has reintroduced legislation to restore the Federal Emergency Management Agency to an independent, Cabinet-level agency.

  • By Alice Lipowicz

Small fish angle for contracts in a big sea

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Let's go to the tape

But the fastest tape libraries use disks instead of tape.

  • By Drew Robb

On the edge

ClearSpeed Technology PLC's Advance accelerator family speeds applications without significantly impacting power, cooling or space requirements

  • By Doug Beizer

Shipshape wireless

Project clears steel hulls and asbestos hurdles.

  • By Doug Beizer

Thinking outside the military box

Last byte | A conversation with John Pike of GlobalSecurity.org.

  • By William Welsh

Real ID, real debate

Sides argue about whether license standardization can or should be done.

  • By Alice Lipowicz

Long shots

Small businesses petition hard for Networx slots.

  • By Michael Hardy

Tools for tomorrow's warriors

New technologies will send soldiers to war with more tools for logistics,communications and safety.

  • By Doug Beizer

Tax law unfairly targets federal contractors

If the government is preventing money from being spent 10 to 20 times during a 15- to-20-month reconciliation process, isn't it possible that the cost to the economywill outweigh the tax benefit?

  • By Steve Charles

Overbroad confidentiality agreements can spell doom

A word of caution on employee confidentiality policies.

  • By Jonathan Cain

Ciber gets North Carolina SAP training deal

Ciber Inc. will help train North Carolina employees to use the state's new SAP-driven human resources and payroll system through a $5 million project.

  • By William Welsh

TCS keeps Defense telecom work

TeleCommunication Systems Inc. has been awarded a new contract from DOD to provide wireless communications and other services in support of the Defense Telecommunications Service - Washington.

  • By Michael Hardy

Iraq Supplemental: Congress puts Deepwater under its thumb

The $120 billion Iraq War supplemental spending bill passed by Congress Thursday provides an additional $917 million for homeland security and also tightens restrictions on the Coast Guard's Deepwater program.

  • By Alice Lipowicz

State alliances must have clear cut policy

State agencies interested in collaborating must first establish a firm policy foundation, according to a newly released brief from the National Association of State Chief Information Officers.

  • By John Moore
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