Citizant has started two information technology projects supporting enterprise architecture and enterprise information management solutions at the Department of Housing and Urban Development, Citizant announced today. These task orders are funded under Citizant’s current five-year, $17 million contract with HUD. The company said the new orders require the company to maintain and evolve HUD’s enterprise [...]
Citizant has recently adopted a new Distracted Driving Policy that supports new federal acquisition regulations and guidelines as promoted by the Transportation Department on the distraction.gov Web site. The firm created this policy to support Federal Acquisition Regulation, first authorized in an executive order by President Obama in 2009 and finalized in the FAR [...]
Jeffrey Beyer, Citizant Citizant has announced it has been given a quality rating from the Software Engineering Institute for Capability Maturity Model Integration. The firm received CMMI appraisal for both IT services and application development under SCAMPI guidelines. “The heat is on for government executives to produce program results under tight budgets and timelines, and [...]
Citizant has announced its promotion of Sheila Murphy to vice president of recruiting. Murphy will oversee corporate and contract employment opportunities and lead the company’s strategic recruiting initiatives. This is all part of a bigger plan for Citizant as it currently looks to fill more than 30 open positions for project management and information technology [...]
ExecutiveBiz recently asked government contracting leaders their predictions in their industries for 2008. Here are their responses: “Flawless execution and systems integration and engineering will define the hallmarks for 2008 in our marketplace. The need for effective partnership with our government customer will be of paramount importance. An increased emphasis on stability in requirements and [...]
We’ve reported on the intersection of government and Web 2.0 technologies before on this blog. It’s an important and shifting landscape and nowhere is this dichotomy more evident than in Washington D.C. Most of the applications are born in the private sector. Wikipedia, for example, became widely used well before Intellipedia, the intelligence service’s equivalent [...]
