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Harris, L3 CEOs expect to hold onto civilian business
As L3 and Harris prepare to merge into a new company, L3 Harris Technologies, Defense News spoke with the CEOs of both companies to discuss impacts of the merger.
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Meet L3 Harris Technologies: the CEOs explain their merger plan
The new company will be based in Florida.
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Reported L3, Harris merger would create seventh largest defense firm in the world
The reported deal would also create a giant in the C4ISR space.
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IBM calls out JEDI ‘turning its back’ on cloud priorities
The Department of Defense’s potentially $10 billion cloud contract directly contradicts many of the stated goals of both the Trump administration and Congress, according to an IBM official.
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State Department cleared $70 billion in foreign military sales requests for FY18
The U.S. remains dominant in the global arms market.
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Pentagon breakdown led to industry payments rule being published, Shanahan says
The Pentagon killed a proposed change in how industry gets its cash. So what comes next?
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Facing industry pressure, Pentagon backs off contract payment changes
The Pentagon had proposed changing how industry receives its cash flow.
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Lead lawmakers urge DoD to halt new payment rule
Mac Thornberry and Jim Inhofe are siding with the defense industry, against the Pentagon.
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The services shuffle: Are we done yet?
Have we returned to the days when platform manufacturers were platform manufacturers and services companies were services companies, and everyone stayed in their lane, more or less?
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NGEN-R: What is the Navy thinking?
The Navy’s breaking the network with its Next Generation Enterprise Network contract re-compete.
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Harris, L3 CEOs expect to hold onto civilian business
As L3 and Harris prepare to merge into a new company, L3 Harris Technologies, Defense News spoke with the CEOs of both companies to discuss impacts of the merger.
-
Meet L3 Harris Technologies: the CEOs explain their merger plan
The new company will be based in Florida.
-
Reported L3, Harris merger would create seventh largest defense firm in the world
The reported deal would also create a giant in the C4ISR space.
-
IBM calls out JEDI ‘turning its back’ on cloud priorities
The Department of Defense’s potentially $10 billion cloud contract directly contradicts many of the stated goals of both the Trump administration and Congress, according to an IBM official.
-
State Department cleared $70 billion in foreign military sales requests for FY18
The U.S. remains dominant in the global arms market.
-
Pentagon breakdown led to industry payments rule being published, Shanahan says
The Pentagon killed a proposed change in how industry gets its cash. So what comes next?
-
Facing industry pressure, Pentagon backs off contract payment changes
The Pentagon had proposed changing how industry receives its cash flow.
-
Lead lawmakers urge DoD to halt new payment rule
Mac Thornberry and Jim Inhofe are siding with the defense industry, against the Pentagon.
-
The services shuffle: Are we done yet?
Have we returned to the days when platform manufacturers were platform manufacturers and services companies were services companies, and everyone stayed in their lane, more or less?
-
NGEN-R: What is the Navy thinking?
The Navy’s breaking the network with its Next Generation Enterprise Network contract re-compete.
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Harris, L3 CEOs expect to hold onto civilian business
As L3 and Harris prepare to merge into a new company, L3 Harris Technologies, Defense News spoke with the CEOs of both companies to discuss impacts of the merger.
-
Meet L3 Harris Technologies: the CEOs explain their merger plan
The new company will be based in Florida.
-
Reported L3, Harris merger would create seventh largest defense firm in the world
The reported deal would also create a giant in the C4ISR space.
-
IBM calls out JEDI ‘turning its back’ on cloud priorities
The Department of Defense’s potentially $10 billion cloud contract directly contradicts many of the stated goals of both the Trump administration and Congress, according to an IBM official.
-
State Department cleared $70 billion in foreign military sales requests for FY18
The U.S. remains dominant in the global arms market.
-
Pentagon breakdown led to industry payments rule being published, Shanahan says
The Pentagon killed a proposed change in how industry gets its cash. So what comes next?
-
Facing industry pressure, Pentagon backs off contract payment changes
The Pentagon had proposed changing how industry receives its cash flow.
-
Lead lawmakers urge DoD to halt new payment rule
Mac Thornberry and Jim Inhofe are siding with the defense industry, against the Pentagon.
-
The services shuffle: Are we done yet?
Have we returned to the days when platform manufacturers were platform manufacturers and services companies were services companies, and everyone stayed in their lane, more or less?
-
NGEN-R: What is the Navy thinking?
The Navy’s breaking the network with its Next Generation Enterprise Network contract re-compete.
