Affiliated Computer Services Inc. of Dallas has acquired Business Resource Corp., a subsidiary of Tyler Technologies Inc., also of Dallas, for $71 million in cash, ACS announced today.
Folsom, Calif.-based ea consulting inc. has won a one-year, $3.2 million contract to implement SAP-developed financial and utility customer care and billing software for Farmington, N.M.
States may have different IT investment strategies, but nearly all are tightly focused on infrastructure improvement and the need to bring government services online, according to a survey of 29 states released by the National Governors Association and the National Association of State Budget Officers.
Colorado Gov. Bill Owens (R) has chosen Robert Feingold, a 35-year information technology veteran, to serve as the state's second chief information officer.
Systems and Computer Technology Corp. announced Dec. 18 it has won a seven and one-half year, $50 million outsourcing contract for information technology and telecommunications services from the city of Memphis, Tenn.
Too much delegation of authority by government officials on information technology projects is a recipe for disaster, according to a new Harvard University study released Dec. 14.
Lockheed Martin Corp. won a $378 million, 10-year task order to upgrade and manage the Defense Department's Network Infrastructure Services Agency at the Pentagon.
Three companies have been selected as finalists in the competition to provide systems integration for an enterprise resource planning system for the state of Pennsylvania.
The wisdom of information technology professionals who have experienced first-hand the successes and failures of government systems integration can be found in the premier issue of a new magazine launched Dec. 5 by American Management Systems Inc.
Deloitte Consulting has won a contract to develop a Internet portal that will support electronic government services and transactions for the city of Ottawa.
