The nomination period has opened for the annual Washington Technology Fast 50 list, which ranks the 50 fastest growing small businesses in the government market.
Cloud computing might be doing more than keeping its promises. It might actually be exceeding expectations. Companies that have used it for more than a year are reporting faster results and lower costs.
The cyber attacks that have been hitting U.S. banks are more serious than the general public realizes, as they indicate that Iran has a growing capability in cyberspace.
John Hillen has stepped down from being CEO of Sotera Defense Solutions as the company goes through an CEO transition. Hillen will continue to serve as vice chairman of the company's advisory board.
Computer Sciences Corp. has agreed to pay a $97.5 million to settle a class-action lawsuit over alleged false statements and omissions regarding accounting and contract performance, Bloomberg BusinessWeek reported.
Because of the information that can be gleaned by using big data, it is helping eradicate diseases by giving researchers more data to work with, and to learn from.
Paper documents are still important to businesses, but in the era of emerging big data, these documents would be better off digitized, as they would fit together with the way companies use big data, and will lower costs and increase efficiency.
Twitter has acquired Lucky Sort, a company with an engine called TopicWatch, which can sift through unstructured data of any given kind, and pull out information, as well as summarize its content in real time.
Leaders in the health care IT industry are being recognized by InformationWeek for their dedication to and influence on the tech decisions that health organizations are making.
People in human resources fear that the cloud removes controls over information and communication, but cloud proponents argue that the cloud is misunderstood.
