Yes, it's a tough market, but is now the time to hunker down and weather the storm? Or perhaps is now the time to be adventurous, and take some calculated risks?
Accenture makes a deal to buy ASM Research in an effort to add more firepower in the government practice, as it pursues what executives describe as a "once in a lifetime opportunity" to capture health IT projects.
ESOPs can mean better results, happier employees, improved performance and a stronger business. But is the move to an employee-owned model right for your company?
In a move to deepen its cloud capabilities, IBM has acquired Computing Solutions Leaders, an Israel-based cloud firm. It's the second cloud deal in a month for Big Blue.
A pair of private equity groups and company management join forces to merge two companies in an effort to pursue cloud and data analytics opportunities in the intelligence market.
In a move that brings together two small businesses, Subsystems Technologies makes a deal for Alapko that bolsters its work with intelligence agencies.
New CACI CEO Ken Asbury leads with business development as a primary focus for the company's growth but don't think that merges and acquisitions are going to be forgotten.
Former CACI CEO and CSC executive Paul Cofoni has stepped back from retirement to become executive chairman of the PAE Group. He outlines his role at the company, and the changes in the market that make PAE ripe to reach the $5 billion market in five years.
Computer Sciences Corp.'s divestiture is PAE Group's opportunity in a $175 million deal that moves the old DynCorp business of aviation and range support services from CSC to PAE.
TASC hires Randy Phillips from CSC as its new chief strategy officer. He brings a wealth of experience in mergers and acquisitions and corporate development, and is another top-draw hire by the former Northrop Grumman division. We look inside the company's thinking.
Novetta Solutions spends its first year in business making deals and looking for more as budget constraints create the opportunity for a tech renaissance. What and who are they buying? What's the focus of their tech-rich strategy?
The pursuit of the perfect acquisition of Acentia started with 150 prospects before narrowing down to three targets and finally the closing of one deal, for 2020 Company. But it all started with a clear-eyed vision that CEO Todd Stottlemyer explains step-by-step.
The four deals KEYW closed last year aren't about critical mass. The company's M&A focus now as a more strategic focus as it builds out its cyber and intell portfolios
SRA's acqiusition of MorganFranklin's national security solutions business was about more than just one deal; it points to the company's strategy to expand into new markets, add capabilities and deepen customer relationships.
