Modernization
Software licenses will have exchange value
Bentley Systems to offer a licensing model based on efficient portfolio management.
People
Air Force to reduce IT personnel
The smart use of technology allows for a leaner, smaller force
Cybersecurity
CEO: Feds must adapt to new style of cyberwarfare
Rampant viruses and worms are quickly giving way to more targeted -- and more damaging -- attacks, says Symantec exec John Thompson.
People
Combat Communications Squadron to move to Guam
Based in South Korea, the squadron is responsible for rapid mobile communications deployment for wartime contingencies or natural disasters in the entire Korea area of operations.
Cybersecurity
New information culture needed to fight the 'long war'
The commander of the U.S. Joint Forces Command urges the military to jettison its longstanding concepts regarding information ownership and adapt information technology systems that meet the new threats posed by terrorism.
People
Vice chief of staff: Air Force needs newer planes
Gen. John Corley tells an Air Force conference that aging aircraft, space assets and infrastructure present a huge problem for the current and future Air Force.
People
UPDATED: DOD extends Defense Travel System deal, preps next pact
Northrop Grumman Mission Systems holds the current DTS contract, which expires at the end of the fiscal year.
People
GAO: DOD modernization needs leadership
The department also lacks a clear strategy for its business systems modernization plans, Comptroller General David Walker testified.
Modernization
Deltek digs deeper into EVM field
Firm uses acquisitions to capitalize on federal mandates to use EVM.
People
Army machine stalls as Congress plays politics
Military leaders and lawmakers say funding cuts will damage readiness and modernization.
People
Army moves to modernize logistics
The Single Army Logistics Enterprise will help track supplies to warfighters.
People
Army extends spending restrictions into 2007
Service cites shrinking budgets amid the costly war on terrorism.
People
ITES-2S losers file new protests
BAE Systems North America, NCI Information Systems, and Multimax were joined by Northrop Grumman and Pragmatics in protesting the Army's decision to award the contracts to the same 11 companies that won the deal originally.
People
Senate committee proposes cuts to DOD budget
The Defense Subcommittee reduced President Bush's request by $9 billion.
People
Air Force names new C4ISR head
Brig. Gen. James Whitmore will replace Maj. Gen. Gregory Power.
People
ITES-2S sequel features same cast of contractors
After a protest derailed original awards in April, Army chooses the same 11 companies to provide IT services.
People
Army to cut workforce, secretary says
Reductions in workload and staff are crucial to meeting the service’s business transformation strategy, Francis Harvey said.
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