“[PwC] is a firm whose mission and purpose is to provide high-quality consulting that helps the government solve complex problems that impact our society today and into the future.” EM: Could you tell us about what you do with strategic sales and pipeline development at PriceWaterhouseCoopers? Chris Stansbury: At PwC …
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NEC-Unisys Team to Help CBP Deploy Facial Comparison Tech at JFK Airport
NEC Corporation of America and Unisys have teamed up to deliver facial comparison technology for the Customs and Border Protection agency to deploy at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York City. The group will look to update the Air Entry process through an identity verification system that will utilize the team’s new …
Read More »Ari Schwartz Named Venable Cyber Services Managing Director
Ari Schwartz, formerly senior director for cybersecurity policy at the White House’s National Security Council, has joined Venable as managing director of cybersecurity services at the Washington-based law firm. Venable said Wednesday that Schwartz will work with enterprise clients to help them develop risk management plans and strategies in order …
Read More »NGA to Tackle NextGen Initiative, GEOINT Data Collection at Tech Solution Discovery Day
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency will hold an event at its campus in Springfield, Virginia, on Sept. 14 to discuss the agency’s Next Generation initiative with industry and overview NGA’s technology and services requirements. NGA said in a notice posted Aug. 7 on FedBizOpps that the NGA Operations Technology Solution Discovery Day …
Read More »Deltek’s Chris Dixon: Tech Vendors Should Factor Risk Into Consortium Procurements
Government contracting analyst Chris Dixon believes there is potential as well as risk for technology vendors working with consortium-based buyers and they must include several factors in their risk assessments, he writes in a column published Saturday by the Washington Post. Dixon, a senior manager at Deltek, writes state and …
Read More »AM General to Resume VPG’s MV-1 Vehicle Business; Jeff Adams Comments
AM General wants to restart operation of Vehicle Production Group’s mobility vehicle business after buying the Energy Department’s $50 million secured loan to VPG, the South Bend Tribune reported Sept. 8. Jim Meenan writes AM General’s new company Mobility Ventures LLC is looking to resume production, sales and product development …
Read More »NCMA Appoints Michael Fischetti New Director
The National Contract Management Association has named Michael Fischetti, JD, CPCM, as executive director, officially taking the position on July 9, 2012. The NCMA is a professional resource in the field of contract management and the organization’s committee for the executive director search was led by Elliott Branch, the organization’s president. …
Read More »New Faces in Old Places at the Top of GovCon
CACI International Looks to Future By Emphasizing Innovation and People Dan Allen (pictured left), president of CACI International‘s U.S. operations, will lead the company as president and CEO beginning July 1, when Paul Cofoni (pictured right) will step down from those roles before retiring in December. U.S. Operations COO John Mengucci will succeed Allen and also …
Read More »Western States Award Contract to Update Biometrics Systems
A group of Western states has selected an information technology and biometrics vendor to modernize the organization’s criminal identification system under a multiyear contract. Alaska, California, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington and Wyoming are all a part of the Western Identification Network. GovTech reports WIN’s member states each have access to …
Read More »CGI Subsidiary to Support State Dept. Visa Processing in Central America; Donna Ryan Comments
CGI Federal‘s Stanley Associates subsidiary has won a $17.9 million task order to provide visa support services to State Department‘s Bureau of Consular Affairs. CGI said the task order has one base year and four one-year options. Stanley will help the bureau process non-immigrant and immigrant visa applications at U.S. embassies …
Read More »2012 Bodes Well for Cybersecurity; Symantec, McAfee Part of Puzzle
As the federal government continues to pursue areas such as telework, mobility and cloud, cyber risks will become more apparent. It also means that cybersecurity will continue to be a top market for the government contracting industry. A recent article from Washington Technology outlines the cyber needs of many federal …
Read More »ManTech Exec Recognized With Horizon Award
A ManTech International Corporation executive was recently recognized by the Women in Defense Michigan Chapter with the 2011 Horizon Industry Award in Supply Chain Development. Muge Cody, vice president of ground systems operations for the technical services group at ManTech, received the award earlier this month. Cody was recognized for her efforts to improve supply chain management processes. The company reported …
Read More »Booz Allen Holds Community Summit to Benefit Returning Veteran Women
With the homecoming of troops and their reintegration into the community in mind, Booz Allen Hamilton is hosting a community summit in Fayetteville, N.C., which targets women veterans and their well-being. “With more women serving in our Armed Forces than ever before, there is an urgent need to address the challenges …
Read More »McAfee and FOCUS 11 Keeping Cyber Threats at Bay
All the buzz is about McAfee and its FOCUS 11, which kicked off earlier this week in Las Vegas. The company reported a record attendance of security professionals came together to discuss what’s to come next in the security realm. With multiple announcements regarding new products, partnerships and solutions, its no wonder why McAfee’s …
Read More »Expert: FBI Taps Hackers to Be Informants
The FBI and U.S. Secret Service have used the threat of prison to create an army of informers, resulting in nearly one in four hackers becoming a cyberspace snitch, according to experts who spoke to the Guardian. Eric Corley, who publishes hacker magazine 2600, told the U.K. newspaper he believes …
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