List/Grid Tag Archives: Technology
Haywood Talcove, CEO, Government and LexisNexis Special Services, on Combatting Fraud at Scale, Rapid and Agile Devlopment & A Decade of Market Opportunity
Haywood Talcove serves as a leader in LexisNexis‘ risk solutions group as CEO, Government and LexisNexis Special Services Inc, leading all product management, market planning and sales efforts for government…
ATK Motors Help Carry Orbital Science Vehicle Into Space; Cary Ralston Comments
ATK‘s composite, propulsion and spacecraft technologies were used to help launch the Orbital Sciences-built Minotaur I vehicle into space on Tuesday for a U.S. Air Force program. This launch was the…
Stephen Welby: Pentagon Must Share Info for Tech Competitions
The Defense Department must share information on weapons technology in order to have open competitions, American Forces Press Service reported Tuesday. Amaani Lyle writes Stephen Welby, deputy assistant defense secretary…
In-Q-Tel EVP Steve Bowsher Discusses Cyber Info Sharing Between the Gov’t and Private Companies
As the discussion about security and privacy and the government’s role in each continues, industry thought leaders are asking how involved in a private company’s cybersecurity or cutting-edge technology the…
George Kamis: Trusted, Multilevel Operating Systems the Future of Cross-Domain Tools
Trusted or multilevel operating systems will be key to the future of cross-domain computing technologies so companies can separate applications and processes according to their clearance level, according to the…
John Pranzatelli, MBDA Inc. President, on Sequestration, Market Challenges and the Future of Technology Procurement
In April of this year, John Pranzatelli elevated to the president role at MBDA Inc. – the U.S. arm of the European missile technology firm – close to three years…
Praescient Analytics: Teamwork Needed for Security Methodologies
Engineers, investigators, embedded data analysts and subject matter experts must work together to form methodologies on how to meet event security requirements in order to keep large gatherings safe, Scott…
TCS Discloses US Patents for Location-Based, Comm Security Tech; Maurice Tose Comments
TeleCommunication Systems received 14 patents from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and an additional foreign patent grant during the third quarter of the company’s 2013 fiscal year for technologies…
Lockheed, NASA Flip Switch on Orion Spacecraft’s Avionics; Cleon Lacefield Comments
Lockheed Martin and NASA have entered program scripts into the crew module of a spacecraft the company is building for the agency ahead of its scheduled launch in one year….
BAE, ABB, Saab Team to Chase $2B Canadian Combat Vehicle Program; Patrick Palmer Comments
BAE Systems is partnering with ABB and Saab to bid for a $2 billion military ground vehicle program in Canada. The bid for the Close Combat Vehicle program covers 108 vehicles with…
ACS Picked for DOE Cyber Grant Program; Stan Pietrowicz Comments
Applied Communication Sciences has secured funding from the Energy Department to research, build and demonstrate technology intended to help prevent cyber attacks on the nation’s smart metering infrastructure. DOE has distributed $30…
Microsoft Launches Local Biz Mentoring Initiative; Mteto Nyati Comments
Microsoft will collaborate with three Africa-based incubators under an initiative aimed at helping local communities grow their business and technical skills by using Microsoft platforms. The goal of 4AfrikaInitiative is…
Northrop Demos Micro GPS Navigation Alternative for DARPA
Northrop Grumman has developed and demonstrated a prototype of a technology the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency wants to help navigate personal and unmanned vehicles in locations where GPS services…
Capgemini Launches New Cloud Platform for Insurance Customers
Capgemini has introduced a new cloud-based platform service for property and casualty insurance organizations, Compliance Week reported Friday. The Insurance Connect offering works to unify technology and core processors for…
Australian Airports Purchase Battelle, Sellex Bottle Scanning Tech; Mike Janus Comments
Two airports in Australia have bought a liquid bottle scanning system designed by Battelle and Sellex to detect potentially harmful substances in liquids, aerosols and gels. Sydney and Brisbane Airports… Read more »