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MarkLogic is attempting to grow its presence in the enterprise database market by introducing new products for companies who require searchable storage. The company says some of its new offerings are able to bridge data silos to combine multiple data types, deliver real-time information, detect fraud by comparing data sources against watch lists or profiles and develop […] More
Steven Chabinsky, senior vice president and chief risk officer at security startup Crowdstrike, has called on companies to reassess their cybersecurity strategies and involve all departments in their mitigation and continuous monitoring efforts, Nextgov reported Monday. Chabinsky, formerly the top cyber official at the FBI, described vulnerabilities in items as cars and medical devices that […] More
(PRNEWSWIRE)—Deloitte LLP, a leader in Oracle implementation and related services and Diamond level member of the Oracle PartnerNetwork (OPN) announced today that they have obtained Oracle Validated Integration for its Technology for Work Opportunity Tax Credit (T4WOTC) software. This integration possesses the capability to provide businesses with accurate and efficient tax screening solutions for Work […] More
Serco Inc., the U.K.-based services contractor’s North American arm, will work with the U.S. Navy‘s Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command to install a shipboard network on the USS Ronald Reagan. The company said Tuesday that it will perform the work under a potential two-and-a-half year, $17.5 million contract that includes an option for installation work on the […] More
Northrop Grumman has won a potential $9 million contract to supply a navigation sensor technology to South Korea’s national space agency for geostationary satellites built to monitor space weather, ocean and atmospheric conditions. The company’s Scalable Space Inertial Reference Units will work to deliver continuous rotational data on South Korea’s GEO‑KOMPSAT-2A and 2B environmental satellites, […] More
Booz Allen Hamilton has received a cyber incident response certification from the National Security Agency for the firm’s work to provide cyber response aid to national security systems customers. The firm went through 21 reviews to demonstrate the incident response processes of its CyberReady Incident Response technologies for the NSA’s National Security Cyber Assistance Program CIRA accreditation, Booz […] More
Lockheed Martin CEO Marillyn Hewson sought to underscore in a Media Day speech this week the company’s work to bring emerging technologies to the company’s targeted markets through international partnerships and innovation. The chief executive told reporters Monday that Lockheed has already brought several technologies — air traffic control systems and satellites for GPS and […] More
ATK will exhibit its products at the Eurosatory 2014 international event for the land and air-land defense and security industry to be held in France on June 16-20. The company said Monday its display will include tank ammunition, the XM25 Counter Defilade Target Engagement system, the Mk44 Stretch Bushmaster automatic cannon and the coaxial-mounted Mk52 chain gun. ATK will also demonstrate its […] More
Capgemini has moved to expand the company’s nearshore coverage by distributing resources and services between Mexico, India and the U.S., Nearshore Americas reported Monday. Norberto Gaona reports that Capgemini Mexico and its nearshore delivery center in Aguascalientes will collaborate with clients in India and the U.S. “The nearshore concept that we are proposing makes the most of the […] More
IBM will provide China’s Shanghai Airport Authority with a software system to manage airport operations at the Hongqiao International Airport, expanding an earlier project to address operational efficiency at the airport, CruxialCIO reported Monday. Antone Gonsalves writes IBM will deploy the DB2 database, Tivoli Directory Server and Security Identity Manager to build the system. The new contract is expected to […] More
Joseph Bongiovi, a teaching and research fellow at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, has joined Michael Baker International as executive vice president and chief human resources officer. Bongiovi, who has held senior HR positions at several companies before he joined academia, will be in charge of realigning all HR functions as the company undergoes a reorganization, Baker […] More
Brian Reilly, a 34-year veteran in engineering and procurement projects, has been named director of Bechtel’s uranium processing facility project in Oak Ridge, Tenn.. He will succeed the retiring Carl Strock, a former commanding general of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Bechtel said Monday. Reilly will work at Bechtel-led Consolidated Nuclear Security LLC, which has […] More
