Forget the Glitz -- Deliver the Gold
What do the Pentagon, corporate CEOs, and Patricia Fripp have in common? We all deplore the current trend toward replacing solid presentation content with... Read story
The Pentagon
Going For Broke
American weapons, not Russian, will be the death of us yet, and part of the reason is the unblinking support of the business community Read story
The Lock Nuts Monster
When the government acts as if it wants to be ripped off, you can hardly blame some businesses for obliging. Read story
Rx For Defense Procurement
Want to cut the Pentagon's budget? Here is a method that is quick, effective, and won't jeopardize security. Read story
The Never-ending Controversy
Why the Pentagon will keep spending $7,600 for a coffee maker. Read story
Four-star Management
It's one of the most dramatic turnarounds of our time. And most surprising, it happened in the U.S. Air Force. Read story
Four-Star Management
It's one of the most dramatic turnarounds of our time. And most surprising, it happened in the U.S. Air Force. Read story
Star Wars, Inc.
Whether it's ever even deployed, the space shield is already a $19-billion growth industry Read story
The Pentagon As Partner;
While a Star Wars contract can set a company humming, it's hardly a ticket to easy street. Dealing with the federal government invariably involves red ta... Read story
The New! Improved! Military-industrial Complex
The budget squeeze has prompted a defense industry shakeout, giving an edge to companies that upgrade weapons rather than replace them Read story
A Farewell To Arms
How the cancellation of just one weapons program closed a major defense contractor and left hundreds of suppliers in the lurch Read story
The Business of Base Closures
While most communities worry about job losses, a few see opportunity Read story
Grabbing a Piece of the Defense-Spending Pie
A look at seven Inc. 500 companies that sell technology and services to the Pentagon Read story
The Storm Before the Calm
Might war with Iraq spur economic growth? And what will it mean for small companies? Read story
Two Base Closures Rejected by Base Commission
August 25, 2005 --The nine-member Base Realignment and Closure commission showed its teeth Wednesday by rejecting two of the largest base-... Read story
The Talk Of The Pentagon
With a stroke of his pen, Richard D. De Lauer has created a booming new software industry. DeLauer is the Undersecretary of Defense for Research and Engin... Read story
What's The Pentagon's Role In The Chip Wars?
In the high-stakes semiconductor business, Japan has the Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI) and the United States has the Defense Departm... Read story
Small Businesses Denied Government Contracts
Oct. 15, 2004 --As the countdown towards the presidential election continues, House Democrats continue to criticize the way the Bush Admin... Read story
Officers and Gentlemen
Venture capital firms size up the market for defense contracting Read story
How Much Freedom Is Too Much?
The Reagan Administration thinks that the Freedom of Information Act is harmful to business and national security. But some small companies say it helps them... Read story
War Stories
Five years after the start of the Iraq war, entrepreneurs reflect on how it has changed their lives. Read story
Safe in Cyberspace
Malevolent hackers. Psychotic e-mailers. Vengeful ex-employees. What do these folks have in common? Your computers. Day and night they're relentlessly pro... Read story
Seedbeds;
VENTURE CAPITALIST DAVID Silver just wanted to buy technology from Los Alamos National Scientific Laboratory, in New Mexico, a few years ago. But from th... Read story
Top 30 Entrepreneurs Under 30 - Sumi Krishnan, K4 Solutions
#2 Sumi Krishnan K4 Solutions Age: 26 Locat... Read story
Top 30 Entrepreneurs Under 30 - Sean Belnick, BizChair.com
#2 SEAN BELNICK BIZCHAIR.COM Age: 20 Location: Kennesaw... Read story
Computing With Light
In old science-fiction movies, the computer of the future is often a mysterious metal box with a bevy of blinking lights on the outside. In the real futu... Read story
Hot Spots
INC.'s list of the 50 fastest-growing U.S. cities Read story
Best Friends In D.C.: In the Agencies
Officials who control the agenda--and the money. Read story
Helping Employees Cope
When a terrorist attack destroyed the World Trade Center and part of the Pentagon on September 11, business--and the employees who conduct it--stopped sho... Read story
Thriving on Bureaucracy
How information technology enabled a building contractor to work efficiently with the government. Read story
Rising, Falling, Rising Star
A satellite maker and the CEO of Orbital ponder the pros and cons of federal contracts. Read story
National Insecurity
As chairman of the Technical Advisory Committee described in "Kachajian's Rebellion," I thought your readers might like an update. The government still h... Read story
Getting Defensive;
GETTING A CALL FROM THE Department of Defense was a shocker for Merlin Hanson, who never dreamed he would benefit from the recent scandal over spare parts... Read story
Vital Signs
Finally, some good news about business -- from a place you might least expect it. Read story
How I Did It: Steven Sliwa, CEO and president, The Insitu Group
As told to Kasey Wehrum Industry: Defense 2006 Inc. 500 Ranking: ... Read story
This Sector Is Secured
Report from Virginia. Read story
Office Politic
Ordering information for a handbook which outlines modern approaches to a safe and efficient office. Read story
Top 30 Entrepreneurs Under 30 for 2007
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Department Of Defense Small Business Advanced Technology Program (desat)
Phase I: The DoD expects to award approximately 100 contracts of up to $50,000 each for feasibility research carried out over six months. Phase II: ... Read story
Death Of A Robot
Some analysts are predicting a booming "domestic slave market" over the next 10 years. Just give an order -- cut the lawn, cook up some eggs, or guard th... Read story
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