Videos: Executive insights on the 2020 Top 100

Our virtual Washington Technology Top 100 event featured interviews and discussions with leading executives from the government market who shared insights on their business strategies and market trends. Access to the videos of those conversations is exclusively for WT Insider members.

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PROJECT 38: Why Leidos isn't standing still

Leidos is the largest company in the market coming in at No 1. on the 2020 Top 100, but isn't sitting back as business development chief Roy Stevens explains in this podcast with Washington Technology editor-in-chief Nick Wakeman.

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PROJECT 38: SAIC CEO on how focus drives the company's success

Nazzic Keene has led Science Applications International Corp. for just over one year. Listen to this podcast conversation with Editor-in-Chief Nick Wakeman on how Keene's priorities continue to drive the company forward, plus how COVID-19 is complicating everything.

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PROJECT 38: How the Top 100's telecom giants keep us connected during the pandemic

In this Project 38 episode, Senior Staff Writer Ross Wilkers talks with top public sector executives from the 2020 Washington Technology Top 100’s three highest-ranked telecommunications firms on their work to keep government agencies and people connected during the coronavirus pandemic.

  • By Ross Wilkers
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PROJECT 38: Inside Serco's monster year

In our continuing series of Top 100 related podcasts, Serco Inc. CEO Dave Dacquino explains how the company started laying the groundwork years ago for a monster 2019.

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PROJECT 38: Inside BAE's Top 100 strategy and COVID-19's impact on operations

BAE Systems Inc. CEO Tom Arseneault explains why the company moved quickly to buy the military GPS and airborne radio units from Raytheon Technologies and he shares how COVID-19 has impacted the company's operations.

Where diversity lags among the Top 100

An analysis of the senior leadership teams of the 2020 Washington Technology Top 100 show that African Americans and minorities are greatly under represented, and while women seem to have made strides, 25 percent of Top 100 companies have no female executives.

  • By Nick Wakeman
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PROJECT 38: Top 100 insights into Leidos' capture strategy

Leidos' executive vice president Roy Stevens shares how the company chased the $6.5 billion Global Solutions Management Operations and $7.7 billion Navy NGEN contracts simultaneously.

TOP 100: NCI sees end to revenue headwinds

NCI Information Systems has been pushing an AI-rich strategy has it works through several LPTA contracts that have dampened its growth but now it sees positive signs ahead.

  • By Nick Wakeman

TOP 100: CenturyLink's Level 3 deal bears fruit

CenturyLink acquired Level 3 in late 2017 and the integration of that business is starting to pay off in the federal market as task orders flow under the massive Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions vehicle.

  • By Ross Wilkers

TOP 100: Serco's 'monster' 2019 was years in the making

Serco had a stellar year with 20 percent organic growth and the addition of a major acquisition but think of its positive results as an overnight success story.

  • By Nick Wakeman

TOP 100: Verizon Public Sector embraces customer-facing model

Verizon Public Sector sees opportunities driven by customer demand for fast solutions as the market adjust to COVID-19 pandemic.

  • By Ross Wilkers

TOP 100: Keene's first year marked by focus on growth, people, integration

SAIC CEO Nazzic Keene continues her focus on growth, talent and integration of a major acquisition as she plots the company's path forward.

  • By Nick Wakeman

TOP 100: The new Raytheon Technologies sees its workforce as the strongest link

Raytheon Technologies certainly now has more heft and resources to bear for technology development as a aerospace-and-defense systems giant, but its chief technology officer talks up the workforce and especially engineers as much as he does for the tech itself.

  • By Ross Wilkers

TOP 100: AT&T strategy bears fruit during COVID pandemic

AT&T has been investing heavily in recent years and its grown its FirstNet offering. Both are paying off for AT&T as its customers work through the COVID-19 pandemic.

  • By Ross Wilkers

TOP 100: Inside BAE's big bet to ride GPS upgrade wave

BAE Systems' U.S. subsidiary acquired a GPS business of the size and specs that rarely becomes available to buyers. CEO Tom Arseneault explains the thinking behind the deal and how the company is also looking at the future of work amid COVID-19.

  • By Ross Wilkers

TOP 100: Inside the L3Harris push to put its 2 big pieces together

Over the summer, L3Harris Technologies marked the one-year anniversary of two longstanding market players. L3Harris' chief operating officer gives us an update on the integration, plus how the new company is managing through COVID-19 and thinking about the future of work.

  • By Ross Wilkers

Top 100: How Leidos' size drives its flexibility

Leidos might be the No. 1 company on the 2020 Washington Technology Top 100 but its size isn’t just about scale, it's also a key factor in their ability to adapt and be flexible in the face of customer demands.

  • By Nick Wakeman

What the 2020 Top 100 says about today's market

From the top to the bottom, the 2020 Washington Technology have plenty to say about the major trends driving the market and how customers are pushing contractors in new directions.

  • By Nick Wakeman

Introducing the 2020 Washington Technology Top 100

The 2020 Washington Technology Top 100 is now live. See our rankings of the largest contractors in the government market according to their prime contracts for IT, systems integration and other technology products and services.

  • By Nick Wakeman
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