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Quantum technology company ColdQuanta has secured $2.8M in funds to support four separate programs from NASA, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency and the U.S. military.
John Sankovich, vice president of cloud solutions at ECS, said in an interview published Tuesday that organizations should partner with a managed service provider to help train their employees when it comes to cloud adoption.
ECS has been certified by Microsoft in six competencies for demonstrating the ability to deliver cloud computing products and services to clients. The Microsoft Gold Certifications allow ECS to provide offerings designed to help customers migrate to the cloud, build data center platforms, manage communications, create collaborative online workplace and develop applications, the Fairfax, Va.-based technology services contractor said Thursday.
Richard Hunter, formerly president of L3 Technologies' defense electronic systems division, has been appointed CEO of battery manufacturer EaglePicher Technologies. He will oversee the delivery of battery products that are designed for aerospace defense and health care applications, EaglePicher said Wednesday.
The FBI has posted a request for information on software applications designed to help users create information technology architecture models and map a portfolio of IT projects.
Tyto Athene announced on Tuesday that Kevin McLaughlin, a retired U.S. Air Force lieutenant general, has been appointed to the company’s executive advisory board. He joins Tyto Athene to assist in the growth of the company’s Department of Defense and cyber strategies.
The Professional Services Council (PSC) announced new members to its Board of Directors on Friday. Kevin Phillips, chief executive officer of ManTech International and 2019 Wash100 Award winner, became the newest board member after being approved during a PSC board meeting on June 18th.
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency's adaptive capabilities office is seeking information on existing and new multilevel security platforms that will work to protect data used for modern warfare and warfighting analysis.
Jerry McGinn, executive director of the Center for Government Contracting at the George Mason University School of Business, said during a FedTech-hosted roundtable that both public and private sectors should work together to accelerate innovation efforts and attract entrants to the GovCon space.
Tennessee-based agencies can now procure CenturyLink's cloud computing services through a cooperative purchasing program managed by the National Association of State Procurement Officials.
