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Booz Allen in the News
A sampling of articles that have appeared in the press about Booz Allen's studies, ideas, and people.
"A Fresh Footprint"
On November 3, 2008, Washington Technology cited Booz Allen's Gary Rahl in an article about helping agencies reduce their carbon footprints. |
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"Federated Architecture From The Ground Up"
The October 20, 2008, edition of Defense Systems cited Booz Allen's Tom Greenspon and Frank Brady in an article the Defense Department's federated enterprise architecture. |
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"Contractor Of The Year Awards Announced"
On October 8, 2008, Washington Technology reported on Booz Allen being named Contractor of the Year. |
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"Russian Roulette"
On October 1, 2008, GovExec.com cited Booz Allen's Ronald Kadish in an article about the clash between Georgia and Russia. |
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"Play It Safe On The Interactive Web"
The September 29, 2008, edition of Federal Computer Week cited Booz Allen's Art Fritzson in an article about reducing risks introduced by Web 2.0 tools. |
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"Upcoming Transition Creates Uncertainty"
On September 22, 2008, Federal Computer Week cited Booz Allen's Mark Gerencser in an article about the Comprehensive National Cybersecurity Initiative (CNCI). |
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"Unlocking The National Cybersecurity Initiative"
On September 22, 2008, Federal Computer Week cited Booz Allen's Mark Gerencser in an article about the Bush administration's cybersecurity initiative. |
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"Beyond The Jury-Rigged Bomb: Improvised War"
The September 9, 2008, issue of Wired News cited Booz Allen's David Smith, Allen Steinhardt, and Art Fritzson in an article about a new method of jury-rigged war. |
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"Navy Takes EA Concept To Heart"
On June 30, 2008, FCW.com mentioned Booz Allen in an article about the Naval Air System Command's plans to establish a Center of Excellence for Enterprise Architecture. Earlier this year, Booz Allen received DOD’s first Enterprise Architecture Achievement Award for its work in helping the Navy with a federated architecture test project. |
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Booz Allen Hamilton Commissioned by Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology To Perform Medical Identity Theft Assessment
With medical identity theft stories increasing, ONC is taking action and is turning to Booz Allen Hamilton in this health IT assessment. |
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