Don't miss the chance to pursue a Fed 100 award
Nominations are being accepted for the Federal 100 awards and there is nothing stopping members of industry from nominating their own for going above and beyond the call of duty in serving the federal government.
Integration work steams ahead at the new CenturyLink
The integration process started even before CenturyLink and Level 3 closed their deal. Here's how the new federal organization is moving forward.
AT&T names new DOD lead, VP strategy
AT&T's public sector group has named a new VP of defense and a VP of strategy, operations and technology in the wake of several recent high-level departures.
Volgenau's hall of fame message: Be courageous, ethical leaders
Few people in the market have the stature of Ernst Volgenau, the founder of SRA International, and his induction into the Greater Washington Contractor Awards Hall of Fame gave him the opportunity to show again why he is so respected.
VT Group adds Townes as CFO
VT Group hires government services market veteran Alicia Townes as chief financial officer in the wake of John Hassoun's CEO appointment.
Anthony Robbins leaving AT&T to join Nvidia
Anthony Robbins is leaving AT&T to take over the public sector business at Nvidia.
James Obendorfer, longtime IBM exec, leaves unselfish legacy
James Obendorfer, a 32-year IBM veteran, died this week at age 86. He is being remembered as a great networker, unselfish leader and dedicated family man.
Former CEO heading to prison for bribery
The founder and former CEO of small business IT firm is preparing for five years behind bars after pleading guilty to bribing a federal official to win a contract.
Serco's Ed Casey to depart firm
After four years, Serco Group's Chief Operating Officer Ed Casey has grown tired of the trans-Atlantic commute and is leaving the company for a new U.S.-based position.
Lance Swann, long-time CSC exec, dead at 78
Lance Swann, who spent 33 years as an executive for Computer Sciences Corp., died Sept. 29, 2017 after a long battle with prostate cancer.
CIOs fear employees, outdated systems
A joint survey by Grant Thornton and the Professional Services Council found that IT leaders in government fear their own employees and outdated systems the most when it comes to cybersecurity.
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5 steps to launching an employer branding strategy
In part three of our series on employer branding, Elizabeth Harr explains the five steps you should take to build and launch the employer brand strategy that works for your company.
In wake of Charlottesville, CEOs should ready their moral voice
The fallout from the violence in Charlottesville and the reaction to President Trump's response sets the stage for more CEOs to find themselves thrust into the role of moral leadership.
What's on your mind? Take our Contractor Confidence survey
We are closing in on the end of the data collection effort for our quarterly Washington Technology Contractor Confidence Index so now is the time to make your voice heard.
As CEOs walk, Trump disbands Manufacturing Council
As the number of defections grew, President Donald Trump announced on Twitter that he had disbanded his manufacturing council to allegedly spare the pressure on the chief executives.
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How to lead a business through non-business challenges
As Google's CEO has learned, senior leaders often face challenges that require skills very different from the ones they learned in business school.
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