IBM Corp. is leading a consortium to carry out research on wireless and sensor technologies for the Army Research Laboratory and the United Kingdom Defense Ministry.
The new company formed by the merger of Viisage Technology Inc. and Identix Inc. is continuing its deal-making with the acquisition of a privately held intelligence firm.
PC Mall Gov Inc. of Chantilly, Va., has acquired Government Micro Resources Inc. in a move that company officials said will help it move into higher end products and services.
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Intergraph Corp. of Huntsville, Ala., has agreed to be acquired for $1.3 billion by an investor group led by Hellman & Friedman LLC and the Texas Pacific Group.
With this issue, we celebrate our 20th anniversary with stories, profiles and commentary that look back across two decades at the people and events that shaped today's market.
To mark our 20th year of publication, Washington Technology looks back at the last two decades and the companies, people and events that have shaped the government IT market. But, as William Faulkner said, "The past isn't dead; it isn't even past."
Esther Smith launched Washington Technology in 1986 with a simple concept in mind: Give a voice to a strong, vibrant business community that was woefully underserved.
There's a new technology that holds the promise of better and faster applications. And systems integrators are the best ones to help agencies implement the new technology. But in the case of IP Version 6, paper and reality don't quite mix.
