On November 19th, FedScoop honored the top 50 leaders from federal tech community honored at the annual FedScoop 50 awards. FedScoop received more than 250,000 votes for its annual awards, which were announced on the 19th at the Hay-Adams Hotel overlooking the White House.

DLT's own, Brian Strosser, Executive Vice President of Sales and Marketing was honored with the Industry Leadership award.

In the ever changing technology landscape, IT companies are constantly perfecting their products to keep up. We’re proud to be a partner of key IT providers to the government who continue to be relevant assets by consistently improving their offerings.

Catch up on a few of the recent product updates from our partners:

For over 10 years, Acronym has been the go to, and only source of digital design content exclusively written with the government reader in mind.

Our longevity and access to up to the minute industry news is down in large part to our sponsor, DLT Solutions. DLT is an Autodesk Master Government Reseller and expert in helping federal, state and local governments get the software, education, and services they need to implement the industry’s best digital design software.

If you weren’t able to make it to Boston this June for the 2015 Red Hat Summit, not to worry, you can now check out the presentation videos, slides, and recaps from the Summit online.

Before you dive in, watch the recap video below:

DLT is now an official SEWP V contractor. Yes, SEWP V is served!

Effective May 1, DLT was awarded not one but two SEWP V, IDIQ/fixed-firm price contracts by NASA under Group A and D. This means federal buyers and their contractors now have an easier way to procure a wide variety of technology solutions – backed by the operational excellence and fast, flexible and responsive service you expect from DLT.

Data breaches are an unfortunate fact of life for government agencies – Edward Snowden being the most infamous case. And although agencies have taken steps to protect themselves, the growing number of breaches continues to frustrate IT and legislators alike.

Ever wonder what to do with your old, out-of-date software licenses from Oracle? Technology is constantly improving and new programs are being developed all the time.  Some of those old programs are combined with others to form new product bundles, some are upgraded and repackaged, and some are simply retired and replaced by new programs.  Fortunately, the license migration is a way to make sure that your licenses remain useful and valuable over time as technologies and business needs evolve, and facilitates effective license management by you, the end user.