Donald Trump has tapped Linda McMahon, co-founder of World Wrestling Entertainment, to be the next leader of the Small Business Administration.
Source: Trump picks first lady of professional wrestling to lead SBA — Washington Technology
Deltek has been sold for $2.8 billion in cash and will join Roper Technologies, a publicly traded firm with multiple business across several markets.
As the clock ticks down to the end of the Obama era and the start of the Trump administration, federal contractors are wondering, what’s next?
Source: As Trump administration approaches, what’s next for contractors? — Washington Technology
We take a deep dive into the priorities and needs of the Homeland Security Department at our next WT Industry Day.
Source: DHS priorities take center stage at WT industry day — Washington Technology
Ex-Pixar developer turned Technology Transformation Service leader Rob Cook talks about his transition into the role and his shop’s strategy going forward.
Innovation is a popular buzzword but to bring new technology and new ideas to the market government agencies must first define what it means to them.
Source: To encourage innovation agencies first must define what it means to them — Washington Technology
We’ve developed a handy guide for digging deeper into the people leading transition efforts at many of the Cabinet-level agencies.
Source: Who’s who on Trump transition team — Washington Technology
To increase your probability of winning, you need to identify what is a hot opportunity for your company. Here’s how.
Source: How to spot and position yourself for hot opportunities — Washington Technology
A key to success in the government market is recognizing cold, warm and hot opportunities how to navigate each. Read part 2 of our three-part series.
Source: Can you recognize and act on ‘warm’ contract opportunities? — Washington Technology
The IRS needs better controls for its IT contracts to meet federal requirements to protect agency systems and sensitive information.
Source: IRS needs better controls for IT contracts — Washington Technology