Washington Technology has launched its first podcast -- Project 38 -- where we look at the future of government contracting and where it might be in 20 years.
More companies are taking a strategic approach to opening facilities in areas away from traditional hubs as a way of finding the right talent at the right price.
Raytheon may be better known for radar systems and weapons platforms, but Dave Wajsgras is leading the team that's delivering big in IT as well. He's FCW's 2018 Industry Eagle Award winner.
The FBI named John S. Adams to serve as the executive assistant director of its Information and Technology Branch and manage its IT infrastructure and information sharing.
Former AT&T public sector president Kay Kapoor has shunned going to another multi-billion enterprise. Instead she has opened her own small-business IT firm, Arya Technologies.
Our sister publication has extended the deadline for nominations for the Federal 100. You now have until Wednesday, Jan. 3, to get them in and garner some recognition for your top performers.
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.
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.
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.
