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Brendan Walsh is senior vice president of partner relations at 1901 Group. The recent convergence of quality clouds, federal reuse…
1901 Group’s offerings have received the federal government’s cloud security seal of approval for the fourth consecutive year. “We are excited…
Advanced science and technology firm ECS is now offering Microsoft cloud solutions, the company announced. As a direct partner in…
CSRA has been awarded a contract worth up to $498 million to provide private cloud infrastructure services to the Defense Department.…
Two former National Security Agency executives have joined FedData, an IT products and services firm that has several prime contracts…
Enlighten IT Consulting, a MacAulay-Brown, Inc. company, has been awarded a basic ordering agreement from the U.S. Army Contracting Command. The 3-year Army…
Just how innovative will the federal government’s future cloud computing efforts be? The answer depends on the government’s ability to…
CSRA Inc. has been won the Enterprise Cloud Services for Information Technology Infrastructure Modernization contract to manage a portfolio of cloud…
For the second consecutive year, Accelera Solutions, Inc., has been named the Microsoft 2016 Federal Cloud Partner of the Year. The…
MobileGov will host four upcoming summits throughout the summer on the topics of cybersecurity, big data, cloud computing and mobile…
McLean, Va.-based technology and engineering company Science Applications International Corp. (SAIC) announced Sept. 8 that it has joined the VMware Partner…
AnyPresence, a cloud-based app development platform, announced Sept. 30 the company has raised $6 million in a new round of…
Telecommunications corporation AT&T announced Sept. 2 the creation of a highly secure cloud-based storage solution designed specifically to meet the…
Industry and government executives will pool heads next month at a two-day conference aimed at identifying ways for government workers…
Culture that is resistant to change and the lack of a consistently agreed-upon and understood definition of what can be…