Readers debate the merits of asking allies to share the burden of our military might, versus the need for the United States to carry the costs alone. It's a question where money and policy collide.
Two top executives at Lockheed Martin, Linda Gooden and Joanne Maguire, announce their retirements. The company names Sondra Barbour and Rick Ambrose as replacements.
Editor Nick Wakeman reacts to the upcoming retirement of Lockheed Martin's Linda Gooden, who led the largest IT contractor in the government market for over a decade.
Richard Montoni and Maximus made two critical moves in 2006 that, six years later, are paying off in growth and success. Do you have the focus to pull it off too?
HHS awarded $1.5 billion in grants to 11 states for health insurance exchanges, but if you weren't there two years ago, you don't have much hope. So which 2015 opportunity should you be getting ready for?
There are plenty of concerns about what kind of secretary of defense Chuck Hagel will make, and how he will impact contractors. Hang on, it might get a little bumpy.
Anne Altman has been named general manager of IBM federal after a three-year stint leading the global public sector business. Move made as feds face a period of transformation, company says.
In a budget environment where everyone in government should be looking for savings and efficiency, why do the Marines want to open their own IT warehouse?
