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Editorial: Demonstrating results
If the focus is truly on results and competency, it is clear that women will succeed.
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Comings and goings
News about Lawrence Gross, Tom Ridge, Jonathan Periln, Rafael Babilonia and Stephanie Childs.
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SGI, Northrop join forces
The companies will create systems that gather data from various sources, combine it and present it visually.
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PWC returns to federal fray
PricewaterhouseCoopers officials are rebuilding a federal practice to provide advisory services to agencies.
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Intercepts
The Croom era. GAO zings JTRS. IED Manhattan Project. FCS teapot. Wynne BMMP do-si-do. Krieg to replace Wynne. Post-Stryker hype.
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FDIC picks tech services quartet
Booz Allen Hamilton, IBM, Lockheed Martin and Pragmatics will compete for task orders under a $550 million contract with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
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NHS cuts into Accenture profit
The systems integrator blamed delays related to British health systems for reducing operating margins in the second quarter.
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Philly releases Wi-Fi RFP
Philadelphia issues a request for proposals for its widely reported Wi-Fi plan.
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AMD pairs with GTSI
The chipmaker reached a partnership with GTSI to hit the federal market.
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Fox hired for health
Fox Systems will process applications from healthcare providers and assign them new unique identification numbers.
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Fed money boosts D.C. tech
Federal dollars have helped the Washington, D.C., tech industry keep jobs.
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CDW-G develops mobile biz
The Secure Mobile Workforce Practice, currently in the midst of tests, targets the security needs of telecommuters and other employees who work away from their desks.
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SI International gets GPS work
The company will get $11.5 million for supporting the Global Positioning System.
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NASA awards supercomputer work
Advanced Management Technology Inc. will get $49.4 million to provide technical support to Ames' Advanced Supercomputing Division.
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