Washington Technology

Who's watching you?

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By Nick Wakeman
June 18, 2007

Harris closes Multimax deal

Harris Corp. has completed its $400 million acquisition of Multimax Inc., a deal which bolsters Harris' technical services business.

By Nick Wakeman
June 15, 2007

Show us your leaders

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By Nick Wakeman
June 12, 2007

Harris makes play for Multimax

Another acquisition player in the federal market has made the switch from buyer to seller.

By Nick Wakeman
June 9, 2007

A good idea worth saving

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By Nick Wakeman
June 9, 2007

Chabraja extends GD employment agreement

General Dynamics Corp. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Nicholas Chabraja has extended his employment contract with the company for 14 months and will stay through June 30, 2009.

By Nick Wakeman
June 6, 2007

Harris makes a deal for Multimax

Harris Corp. is buying Multimax Inc. in a $400 million deal that expands the company's technical services business and its access to large governmentwide contracts.

By Nick Wakeman
May 31, 2007

CACI continues revving its acquisition engine

CACI International is planning to acquire the Wexford Group International.

By Nick Wakeman
May 31, 2007

Tomorrow's warriors need more than bullets

When the idea for this issue's cover story, "Future warriors," came up, my first thought was high-tech weapons.

By Nick Wakeman
May 25, 2007

Another lesson from the Top 100

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By Nick Wakeman
May 18, 2007

Baker named CEO of Dataline

Roger Baker, a veteran government and industry executive, has been named president and chief executive officer of Dataline Inc.

By Nick Wakeman
May 15, 2007

Lessons from the Top 100

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By Nick Wakeman
May 14, 2007

No. 1: Lockheed Martin's reinvention

Company combines IT, services and support into one unit.

By Nick Wakeman
May 12, 2007

A new stage of evolution

As we were preparing this year's Top 100 rankings, we realized that the list had to change because the market and the companies we cover have changed.

By Nick Wakeman
May 11, 2007

Curtain rises on a new Top 100

The Washington Technology Top 100 is our most highly anticipated issue. Readers want to see where their companies rank and where they stand compared to competitors and partners.

By Nick Wakeman
May 11, 2007

Top 100 debuts on Monday

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By Nick Wakeman
May 11, 2007

Deepwater's lesson

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By Nick Wakeman
April 17, 2007

Contractors beware

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By Nick Wakeman
April 10, 2007

Who's watching you?

None

Harris closes Multimax deal

Harris Corp. has completed its $400 million acquisition of Multimax Inc., a deal which bolsters Harris' technical services business.

Show us your leaders

None

Harris makes play for Multimax

Another acquisition player in the federal market has made the switch from buyer to seller.

A good idea worth saving

None

Chabraja extends GD employment agreement

General Dynamics Corp. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Nicholas Chabraja has extended his employment contract with the company for 14 months and will stay through June 30, 2009.

Harris makes a deal for Multimax

Harris Corp. is buying Multimax Inc. in a $400 million deal that expands the company's technical services business and its access to large governmentwide contracts.

CACI continues revving its acquisition engine

CACI International is planning to acquire the Wexford Group International.

Tomorrow's warriors need more than bullets

When the idea for this issue's cover story, "Future warriors," came up, my first thought was high-tech weapons.

Another lesson from the Top 100

None

Baker named CEO of Dataline

Roger Baker, a veteran government and industry executive, has been named president and chief executive officer of Dataline Inc.

Lessons from the Top 100

None

No. 1: Lockheed Martin's reinvention

Company combines IT, services and support into one unit.

A new stage of evolution

As we were preparing this year's Top 100 rankings, we realized that the list had to change because the market and the companies we cover have changed.

Curtain rises on a new Top 100

The Washington Technology Top 100 is our most highly anticipated issue. Readers want to see where their companies rank and where they stand compared to competitors and partners.

Top 100 debuts on Monday

None

Deepwater's lesson

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Contractors beware

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Listen and learn

Sprint Nextel Corp. is still in the running for Networx Enterprise.

Networx shocker

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