The push to transform the armed services by providing them with interoperable, digital systems will continue to offer business opportunities, according to new analysis.
Federal prosecutors in Boston filed a civil complaint today against Dynamics Research Corp. seeking penalties and damages arising from a kickback scheme carried out by two former DRC vice presidents.
After the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, when authorities learned that seven of the 19 hijackers held Virginia driver's licenses, the state immediately moved to crack down on loopholes. Other states followed suit, and it appeared for a time that Congress would take steps to ensure the states could collaborate in preventing driver's license fraud.
VeriSign Inc. argued today that the demand that it suspend its Site Finder wild-card search site will stifle new services and investment in the Internet's infrastructure.
The Senate moves to require that new Iraqi construction contracts be awarded competitively, unless the contracting agency publicly justifies a sole source or limited-bid contract.
Northrop Grumman Corp.'s win of the Defense Integrated Military Human Resources System contract may open the door to more military human resource system work for the company.
New worms are becoming more efficient and the window between exposure of a vulnerability and the appearance of an exploit is shrinking, according a new Internet security report.
Lockheed Martin Corp.'s planned purchase of Titan Corp. for $2.4 billion, the company's second major deal in less than two months, has turned up the heat in an already hot mergers and acquisition market.
Science Applications International Corp. has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Jullien Enterprises Ltd., Jullien announced. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Leo Mackay, the Department of Veterans Affairs deputy secretary, is leaving the agency to join Affiliated Computer Systems Inc. of Dallas, which provides business process and IT outsourcing services. He will take a senior executive position in its health care solutions business in Atlanta.
Retired Lt. Gen. Peter Cuviello, former Army chief information officer and director of command, control, communications and computers, has joined Lockheed Martin Corp.'s Mission Systems as vice president of information infrastructure.
Retired Lt. Gen. Peter Cuviello, former Army chief information officer and director of command, control, communications and computers, has joined Lockheed Martin Corp.'s Mission Systems as vice president of information infrastructure.
