CDW Corp. denies it violated any laws with its purchase last September of rival Micro Warehouse Inc., which filed for bankruptcy protection the day after the transaction.
Herb Anderson, head of Northrop Grumman Corp.'s information technology sector, is stepping down May 1 in keeping with the company's retirement policies.
GTSI Corp. has joined with 17 other security-related technology firms to develop a set of advanced physical security products and services for agencies and governments.
EDS Corp. and Lockheed Martin Corp. filed separate protests this week in their continued battle over the Housing and Urban Development Department's IT Services contract.
GigaBeam Corp. has developed a point-to-point wireless technology that uses very high radio frequency to deliver the speed of fiber networks directly to agencies and enterprises.
Science Applications International Corp. has agreed to partner with Priva Technologies Inc. to provide authentication solutions to government agencies.<br>
The policy director for California's former governor is the only person facing charges in connection with the state's ill-fated enterprise licensing agreement with Oracle Corp.
A new Defense Department rule could require contractors to develop a government-only line of business at significant cost to the government, according to the Information Technology Association of America.
As states rebound from three straight years of budget shortfalls, systems integrators are showing remarkable creativity in helping states stretch scarce dollars. Many are signing contracts that require less upfront funding by customers, and that generate additional revenue for the state. Although these approaches are not necessarily new, the demand for them is strong and growing.
