Summer Myatt is a journalist specializing in government contracting news and technology. With a focus on national coverage, Summer writes for Government Contracting News Wire, Executivebiz, and Executive Gov. She covers topics ranging from defense technology priorities to space innovation and government contracts.
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By: Summer Myatt
Read ExecutiveBiz's coverage of an intelligence-focused panel at Baird's 2024 Defense and Government Conference.
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services plays a pivotal role in the nation’s healthcare framework. It is one of the largest federal agencies, with a broad mandate to enhance and protect the health of all Americans. For healthcare professionals and government contracting executives, understa
Today’s complex defense landscape is shaped by growing geopolitical tensions, the meteoric rise of advanced technologies and an intensifying global competition. In Executive Mosaic’s latest video interview, reporter Summer Myatt sat down with Judi Dotson, president of the global defense sector at Booz Allen Hamilton, to learn more about how these factors are changing defense and how U.S. government and industry leaders are adapting to them.
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Booz Allen Hamilton is at the forefront of defense technology innovation and leadership. The firm was one of the top 10 U.S. defense contractors in 2024 based on revenue, and the company is gearing up for even more growth, with expectations of reaching up to 13 percent growth for fiscal year 2025.
In recent years, the U.S. federal government has signaled a clear need for closer collaboration with the private sector. In today’s era of rapidly evolving technological advancements, these partnerships are more important, urgent and consequential than ever before.
The intelligence tradecraft and landscape have shifted dramatically in recent years due to emerging technologies and increasingly sophisticated threats. We caught up with former CIA leader Jennifer Ewbank at the 2024 Baird Government & Defense Conference last month to get an update on how industry and IC agencies are adapting to and tackling trends across the intelligence field.
As the December 20 expiration date for the current continuing resolution looms, lawmakers in Washington are racing against the clock to avoid a government shutdown. The CR, enacted earlier this year, has kept federal agencies funded at previous fiscal year levels, but its expiration on Friday has pr
Current events are changing and shaping the military health landscape. From the global pandemic to increasingly contested environments, military branches are considering a wide range of emerging factors as they look to advance military health.
The increasing demand for wireless communication has brought the limited availability of the electromagnetic spectrum into sharp focus. From 5G and autonomous technologies to military applications and satellite communications, the competition for spectrum between public and private sector entities has reached an all-time high. As a result, spectrum sharing is emerging as an innovative solution to balance this growing demand while maintaining efficiency and security.
2024 has seen a number of significant mergers and acquisitions in the government contracting sector. With organizations seeking to expand their portfolios, increase competitive advantage and break into new markets, M&A activity has transformed the industry. From aerospace and defense to cybersecurity and technology innovation, these deals are reshaping the future of GovCon. Below, we
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