Just Say Yes! (0)
7/01/09 •
As Christopher Dorobek notes in this month’s Incoming column, the role for federal CIOs is changing. There’s been a lot of conversation about culture needing to change to get out of this “two-point-NO” mindset that many CIOs have. Our question for you is how does that change happen? How can we shape the culture so that government IT leaders can say “yes” to technology more often?
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Secure Work: The Largest Catch 22 of All (0)
6/17/09 •
Delays in obtaining security clearances are actually the second biggest problem for companies of any size. The first is what those who want to work with the intelligence community affectionately call the chicken-and-egg problem. Getting a security clearance for corporate personnel is not possible without having a contract that requires secured personnel; however, companies cannot be awarded a contract that requires security clearances until they have personnel that have received security clearances.
U.S. Air Force Technologies: Firing Up for New Missions (0)
6/22/09 •
Every service has faced changes brought about by new technologies and new missions, but the Air Force is wrestling with nothing less than a total overhaul of its structure and activities. Its legacy mission was fairly clear-cut: maintain air superiority and provide support to ground forces where needed. But now, experts are building a new force of unmanned combat air vehicles that vie in importance with piloted craft. And, the Global War on Terrorism and the information technology revolution have struck at the very heart of the Air Force’s raison d’etre.
AFCEA Leadership Series (Video): Deborah H. Alderson (0)
6/24/09 •
This is the first in what will be a series of video interviews featuring senior leaders of military, government and industry as they share their philosophy on leadership and the techniques that have worked for them.
This inaugural episode features Deborah H. Alderson, President, Defense Solutions Group, Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC).
Alion Awarded Air Force Contract to Evaluate Effects of Human Performance on Weapon Systems (0)
7/01/09 •
Alion Science and Technology has been awarded a contract valued at $5 million to support the Air Force 711th Human Performance Wing/Human Performance Integration Directorate for the evaluation of human performance factors on Air Force weapon systems.
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- Boeing Awarded $750M B-52 Engineering Sustainment Contract
- Lockheed Martin Awarded Concept Development Contract for Air Force Space Fence
- SAIC Awarded $30 Million Task Order by Army DOIM-Fort Polk
- Raytheon’s $167 Million AIM-9X Block I & II Contract Gives Edge to Warfighters
- CACI Awarded Contract to Provide Software Engineering Support for Deployed Army Systems
- Lockheed Martin Awarded Contract for Satellite Program Services
- Booz Allen Receives Contract to Support C4I
- ManTech to Provide Program Support, Other Services for Warfare Analysis and Integration
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