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The chief information officer of U.S Special Operations Command outlines challenges, what keeps him awake at night and how the private sector can help.

The military and law enforcement are using new technology to do their jobs and work together better. Unfortunately, so are the bad guys.

Scott Heefner has been named vice president of the Financial and Business Analytics Group, TASC Incorporated, Chantilly, Virginia.

Forget about the standard "iPhone vs. Android" debate--the U.S. government is pushing to make sure it meets mobile demand no matter what the platform. While HTML 5 looks like a promising solution for multiplatform needs, it might not solve the challenges for every federal agency.

Raytheon Space and Airborne Systems, McKinney, Texas, is being awarded an $8.5 million cost-reimbursement contract for system imaging from standard definition-infrared to high definition-infrared for

Gibbs & Cox Incorporated, New York, New York, and QinetiQ North America Incorporated, Huntsville, Alabama, are each

Honeywell, Minneapolis, Minnesota, is being awarded a $9,343,572 modification to a cost-plus-fixed-fee contract. The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is funding Honeywell to design, deve

Systems and technologies undergoing scrutiny at the U.S. Army's next Network Integration Evaluation this fall will first have to pass muster in the service's newly opened laboratory at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland. The new lab facility is expected to reduce the risk associated with some new technologies and systems. It also is designed to save time, money and integration headaches during future evaluation exercises.

The USO has partnered with Stronger Families to offer Oxygen Seminars free of charge to wounded warriors and their spouses.