Hewlett-Packard Co.'s decision this week to name Mark Hurd, former NCR Corp. president and chief executive officer, as its new president and CEO is a signal that the company is focused on aggressive growth, according to industry analysts.
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation awarded four contractors a 10-year, $550 million contract to provide information technology application services.
The federal government has advised prospective vendors that it has delayed its schedule and changed its requirements for a multibillion-dollar makeover of federal wireless voice and data communications.
The General Services Administration will issue on Thursday the draft requests for proposals for its multibillion-dollar Alliant and Alliant Small Business information technology service contracts.
Research group predicting explosive demand for outsourced technical services will drive profound increases in state and local IT spending over the next five years.
Biometric iris scans may be ineffective for up to one million people in the United Kingdom who are blind or have visual impairments such as cataracts, according to a report from the London School of Economics & Political Science.
The Transportation Security Administration has addressed fully only one of the 10 areas of congressional interest related to development of its Secure Flight airline passenger screening system.
The U.S. Agency for International Development is holding a pre-proposal conference Tuesday for contractors interested in bidding on its five-year, $100 million Famine Early Warning Systems Network project.
Early this month, Lockheed Martin Information Technology's health care solutions unit invited 23 small companies ? all prospective subcontractors ? to an all-day briefing and interview session at the company's Center for Leadership Excellence in Bethesda, Md.
Heidi Shyu, a Raytheon Co. electrical engineer, to take over the Air Force Scientific Advisory Board, an independent group that provides technical advice to the service.
