DoD Names the Best of the Best in Information Management, Technology

Defense Department officials has named this year’s winners of the DoD Chief Information Officer awards at a Pentagon ceremony Thursday.

CIOs are used to being in the spotlight when things go wrong, David Wennergren, assistant deputy chief management officer for the office of the deputy secretary of defense, told the audience.

“But every…

Paradigm Wins Subcontract for DOE NNSA IARC Security Operations Center

IT and cybersecurity provider Paradigm Holdings, Inc. has been awarded a 5-year, $14 million subcontract from OnPoint Consulting, Inc. to support the Department of Energy National Nuclear Security Administration Information …

Tiger Woods Gets a Hand from Intelligent Decisions

IT firm Intelligent Decisions announced last week it has become a philanthropic partner of the Tiger Woods Foundation, providing a majority of the IT products and services required to open two Tiger Woods Learning Center Campuses in Washington, D.C.

These facilities focus on using a STEM-based (Science, Technology,…

HP to Develop Florida’s Early Learning Information System

HP Enterprise Services has won a $20 million contract by the State of Florida’s Agency for Workforce Innovation to develop, design, implement and maintain the Early Learning Information System for the enhancement of the state’s early learning programs.

“We look forward to assisting Florida with development of ELIS to …

Report: No (More) Dough for IT Pros

If you work in IT and have not had a pay raise in the last half-year, you are not alone: A new poll reveals most IT professionals have not seen a bump in their salary in at least six months, and one out of three is looking for a new job.

Nearly 70 percent of…

USIS Names Cheryl Cohen New CIO

USIS, an Altegrity company, has a new chief information officer: Cheryl Cohen, who will be reporting to USIS President and CEO Bill Mixon.

Cohen has 26 years of experience in IT, with the last 13 years spent at ManTech International and DynCorp. Most recently, she served as vice president of information systems at…

CSC Snags Piece of $2.8 Billion IT Contract from SSA

CSC has announced it is one of four firms to win a $2.8 billion IT support services indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract from the Social Security Administration.

Under the contract, which has a one-year base period and six one-year options, CSC will provide consulting and IT services to maintain and modernize SSA’s systems and architecture…

Lockheed Wins Role on IT Contract for CDC

Lockheed Martin has won a position on a new Centers for Disease Control and Prevention contract that will expand IT services across the agency and its affiliated groups.

The technology company was awarded the right to compete for task orders in three domain areas: management consulting services; IT Infrastructure; and information…

Chile Embarks on Mission to Enter US IT Market

Chile wants to be a key supplier of IT and related services to the U.S. market, but faces the dilemma of not having enough trained people required to compete with the large software and services operations in India and the Philippines, according…

Juniper Networks Highlights Best Practices in Green IT

Juniper Networks has published its first annual Corporate Citizenship and Sustainability Report, highlighting the company’s efforts in green IT, employee and community engagement and sustainable business operations across the world.

The “The New Network — Changing the World” report details how Juniper has been successful in its efforts to adopt environmentally friendly…