The WashingtonExec STEM Council’s will host the 2015 K-12 STEM Symposium on March 7, 2015, at the Nysmith School for the Gifted,…
Author: Michelle Davis
It’s safe to blame the current state of the government contracting industry on strategic sourcing, says Neal Couture, the director…
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PJ Smith III might not yet be able to trounce his dad in a 10K run, but he’s keeping up…
Max dreamed for months of working for his favorite sports team — the Washington Nationals. He’d been working for close…
Novetta Solutions, a McLean, Va.-based agile big data solutions company, acquired SigInt Technologies earlier this month in a move that…
School librarians and media specialists at Educator Labs have launched an effort to curate and conserve the scholastic web. The group…
Richard Jacik joined Acentia as senior vice president and sector executive for health, the technology solutions provider announced earlier this…