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fedlist

Each year Federal Computer Week’s editors break the magazine’s mold by turning each story into an easy-to-read list. This year’s list looks at self-help for feds, offering groups feds should belong to, technologies they should use, books they should read and much more. Find links below to the 2006 Federal List and lists dating back to 2000.

2006 | 2005 | 2004 | 2003 | 2002 | 2001 | 2000


2006

Site map for 2006
Here’s a roundup of stories from the 2006 list.

10 organizations worth watching
FCW's 2006 Federal List looks at organizations that are influential in the government IT market.

Vendors feel market squeeze
Contractors navigate hiring challenges and budgetary and political uncertainty.

Editorial: Focusing on results
Small and midsize businesses are essential to the IT industry, often driving innovation.

 

2005

Site map for 2005
Here’s a roundup of stories from the 2005 list.

5 things you need to know
This issue marks the sixth annual appearance of the Federal List, but it comes with a twist.

Editorial: 4 ways to improve government IT
This year, we settled on the Survivors Guide theme that comes from these trying -- yet invigorating -- times.

10 hot companies to watch
This year's list of government vendors tapped key growth areas in an uneven market.

 

2004

Main page
Here’s a roundup of stories from the 2004 list.

5 small businesses that integrators know and love
Success stories highlight value of mentor/protégé programs.

10 hot companies to watch
Firms push forward with technical advances, business acumen.

Game time
Now more than ever, though, federal officials are looking for new ideas, so opportunities do exist for new players.

 

2003

Main page
Here’s a roundup of stories from the 2003 list.

10 hot companies to watch
Small firms tap into persistent concerns about security and other federal priorities.

 

2002

Main page
Here’s a roundup of stories from the 2002 list.

10 hot companies to watch
Hot companies offer the right solutions for homeland security problems.

10 hot companies to watch chart (.pdf)

How you buy is as important as what you buy
Acquisition Solutions makes a name for itself advising feds on innovative buying techniques.

 

2001

Main page
Here’s a roundup of stories from the 2001 list.

Making the list
Lists, much like statistics, can be used to support varying, and even opposing, viewpoints.

Cracking the top 10
Accenture relies on innovative contracts and best practices to join the top GSA schedule sales leaders.

10 companies to watch
The hottest technologies will give agencies the biggest bang for their buck.

10 companies to watch chart (.pdf)

 

2000

Main page
Here’s a roundup of stories from the 2000 list.

10 hot companies to watch
Hot companies offer the right solutions for homeland security problems.

 
 


head

Doan's departure:

Soloway: Challenges are opportunities
GSA must seize the moment to rebuild relations with federal agency customers and Congress.

Doan's departure:

Aronie: The Eagle and the Arrow
Doan waged bold battles during her tenure, but those battles ended up being distracting.

Doan's departure:

Fox: Doan picked a good fight
By standing up to GSA’s inspector general, Doan showed she understood the proper role of IGs.

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