NCI Inc. President Brian J. Clark explains how contractors face a rapidly changing market, and to survive, they need to invest in people, technologies and customers. Here's how.
SRA International's ownership, Providence Equity Partners, is looking for its exit and has hired an investment bank to either find a buyer or take the company public.
Engility nearly doubled its revenue over the last 18 months through acquisitions, with an eye toward building the critical mass it needs to be competitive in today's market.
L-3 Communications has been weathering the defense downturn by divesting and investing to put the company in the best position to win new work as when the market turns.
Join Editor Nick Wakeman as he explores the 2015 Washington Technology Top 100 and what it says about today's competitive market as well as what the leading companies are doing to position themselves for growth.
Verizon has been quickly adapting as new technologies around cloud computing and connectivity offer new opportunities for the company to capture business in the federal market.
AT&T Government President Kay Kapoor describes how the company's network and the demand for mobility is driving opportunities for the company in the federal market.
As the defense market has become more predictable, BAE Systems sees its opportunities around mission support, special operations and mission support, but not services.
CACI International is seeing the fruits of its $820 million acquisition of Six3 Systems pay off with new wins and expanded capabilities that target growth areas in the government market.
As CSC moves toward splitting into two companies -- public sector and commercial -- the government business stays focused on opportunities around the cloud, infrastructure and modernization.
Leidos faced the daunting challenge of simultaneously being a brand-new company and 45-year-old company. New CEO Roger Krone explains how they navigated the twists and turns of their first year to reassure customers and win new business.
With a new president and CEO, Booz Allen Hamilton continues along the path set by its Vision 2020 initiative that emphasizes how to promote innovation and sustainable growth over the next five years.
After its $4.25 billion acquisition of Exelis, Harris Corp. is working on integrating the two companies, maximizing on their combined capabilities to better serve its customers.
Accenture's run of success might start with Healthcare.gov, but it also two acquisitions and several contract wins make company leaders bullish on the market and on its strategy.
Hewlett-Packard Co. is navigating the market with a balancing act that includes supporting traditional IT and moving customers to emerging technologies. Oh yeah, the company is splitting in two at the same time.
