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ITT Deemed Green in Newsweek’s Green Rankings

ITT Corp. was named among the top U.S. publicly traded companies in the 2011 Newsweek Green Rankings for its continual commitment to instilling environmentally responsible practices. It received the 150th spot of 500 U.S. corporations recognized. ITT has been recognized each year since the inception of the list in 2009. The policies and programs that ITT has [...]

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Northrop Grumman Named a Top Green-IT Organization

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  Northrop Grumman announced today it has been ranked seventh among the top 12 Green-IT organizations by IDG’s ComputerWorld magazine. The magazine says the firm is implementing smart, efficient strategies, to achieve “green-IT.” “Environmental sustainability is a critical element to Northrop Grumman’s business strategy, and this award recognizes information technology’s contribution to reducing the company’s [...]

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Concert Technologies Tom Suder: Seizing opportunities in broadband, Green IT, and cloud computing

IT projects are shrinking in size, and so is expected time for implementation. As monster projects overseen by thousands of programmers become few and far between, one thing’s certain. “The organization that has the ability to win and manage IT programs will more likely win and stay ahead,” says Tom Suder, vice president and co-founder [...]

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Jim Moran: “We Need to March Forward and Not be Intimidated by… Cyber Attacks”

Congressman Jim Moran (D-VA) spoke to us recently about Capitol Hill’s view of government contractors, what jobs he feels are best left inside the government, compensation for procurement personnel, CIO Kundra’s federal dashboard, and more.  Moran told us what the new Armed Services bill means for IT RFPs, and weighed in on who the new Cyber [...]

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Executive Transitions: QinetiQ North America names Mike Stolarik president

The last time we caught up with Mike Stolarik he was head of the Mission Solutions Group at QinetiQ North America, a roughly $600 million organization focused on IT, engineering, and security for defense, intelligence, space, homeland and other federal civilian agencies. Now comes word that Stolarik has been tapped QinetiQ North America’s new president [...]

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