"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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"HR Managers Work To Smooth The Way For New Employees"
The June 11, 2008, edition of the Federal Times cited Booz Allen's Leslie Ann Pearson in an article about how to integrate new government employees into the work force. The Partnership for Public Service and Booz Allen released a study on the subject entitled "Getting On Board: A Model for Integrating and Engaging New Employees." |
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"Executives Less Satisfied With Pay And Puzzled By Ratings"
On May 14, 2008, The Washington Post cited a study by the Partnership for Public Service and Booz Allen entitled "Getting On Board: A Model for Integrating and Engaging New Employees." |
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"2008 Post 200 Local Private Companies"
The May 13, 2008, edition of The Washington Post named Booz Allen to its list of the Top 200 Local Private Companies. Booz Allen ranked 4th overall. |
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"2008 Top 100 Government IT Contractors - The Challenge to Stay on Top"
The May 12, 2008, issue of Washington Technology named Booz Allen to its list of the Top 100 Government IT Contractors for 2008. |
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"Agencies Need Better Welcome Wagon For New Employees, Report Says"
On May 12, 2008, GovExec.com cited Booz Allen's Leslie Ann Pearson in an article about a study by the Partnership for Public Service and Booz Allen entitled "Getting On Board: A Model for Integrating and Engaging New Employees." |
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"Community Approach To Megaproblems"
The May 12, 2008, issue of Washington Technology features an interview with Booz Allen's Mark Gerencser, one of the authors of the book "Megacommunities – How Leaders of Government, Business and Non-Profits Can Tackle Today's Global Challenges Together." |
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"Buy American ... Or Else"
On May 1, 2008, Government Executive cited Booz Allen's Ronald Kadish in an article about fallout from a $35-billion Air Force tanker contract that could lead to major changes in federal procurement. |
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"Natalie Givans - Security Gets into the Mix"
The April 28, 2008, edition of Government Computer News featured an interview with Booz Allen's Natalie Givans, who has built a career analyzing and designing security for a variety of government and commercial information and communication systems. |
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"Apple Beats Estimates In 2nd Period As MacBook Air Sales Surge"
On April 24, 2008, Bloomberg cited Booz Allen's Barry Jaruzelski in an article about Apple's elevated second quarter profits as a result of sales of Macintosh personal computers. |
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"IT Security – How To Make Long Term Improvements"
The March 2008 issue of Government Security News features an article by Booz Allen's Nadya Bartol, Michele Moss and Keith Phillips. |
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"China's Factory Blues"
The March 28, 2008, edition of BusinessWeek cited Booz Allen's Ronald Haddock in an article about the challenges facing Chinese manufacturers. |
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"Health care's fresh look at ERP"
On March 24, 2008, Government Health IT cited Booz Allen's Robin Portman and Eric Michlowitz in an article about how organizations are choosing enterprise resource planning to help manage resources from inventory to employees. |
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"Finding The Way With RFID"
The March 24, 2008, edition of Defense Systems cited Booz Allen's Maryam Esfarjani in an article about new applications for radio frequency identification (RFID). |
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Where Is Everybody?
The March 15, 2008, issue of The Economist cited a Booz Allen-American Chamber of Commerce (AmCham) Shanghai study in an article about manufacturers struggling in southern China's industrial belt. |
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"Innovation's Big Spenders"
CFO.com cited Booz Allen's Innovation 1000 study in an article on January 18, 2008, about the increase in R&D spending by China and India. |
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"Laptop Feat Has Group Walking On Air"
On January 16, 2008, the Financial Times cited Booz Allen's Barry Jaruzelski in an article about Apple and its new ultra-thin laptop that makes use of technologies taken from Apple's iPod music player and iPhone mobile handset. |
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"Why CEOs Need To Be Honest With Their Boards"
On January 14, 2008, The Wall Street Journal cited Booz Allen's Chuck Lucier, Steven Wheeler, and the 2006 CEO Succession study in an article about honesty between CEOs and their boards. |
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"The Morning Brief: Questions For 2008"
On December 31, 2007, the Wall Street Journal Online cited Booz Allen's 2007 Global Innovation 1000 study. |
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"The State Of Innovation"
On December 19, 2007, BusinessWeek cited Booz Allen's Innovation 1000 study in an article about the state of innovation. |
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"Mobile Operators At A Crossroads"
The December 14, 2007, edition of BusinessWeek cited Booz Allen's Roman Friedrich in an article about the mounting pressure on mobile wireless operators. |
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"AT&T Chief Lets Slip Plan For Faster iPhone"
On November 30, 2007, Financial Times cited Booz Allen's Barry Jaruzelski in an article about the unveiling of a new version of Apple's iPhone. |
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"Can A Corporation Be Too Big?"
On November 26, 2007, The New York Times cited Booz Allen's Steven Wheeler and the 2006 CEO Turnover study in an article about whether or not companies are becoming too big and complex for one person to run. |
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"Business Of Consulting 2007: Leaders Who Cope With Change"
On November 19, 2007, Financial Times cited Booz Allen's Barry Jaruzelski in an article about current changes in the North American market and a lift for consulting. |
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"Environment: From Car-Borne To Carbon Challenges"
Financial Times cited Booz Allen in an article on November 19, 2007, for developing a way to measure the "carbon footprint" of a company’s supply chain. |
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"Private Equity: Buy-Out Firms Favour Jacks Of All Trades"
The November 19, 2007, edition of Financial Times cited Booz Allen's Peter Bertone in an article about private equity firms turning to consultants for expertise. |
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"Looking Beyond Costs"
The November 12, 2007, edition of Traffic World cited Booz Allen's Justin Zubrod in an article about looking beyond costs to collaboration among suppliers and manufacturers, distributors and customers, and even between divisions within the same company. |
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"Perhaps Too Many Acts In The Corporate Tent"
On November 11, 2007, The New York Times cited Booz Allen's Steven Wheeler and the 2006 CEO Turnover study in article about whether or not companies are becoming too big and complex for one person to run. |
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"No More Bench Strength"
The November 6, 2007, edition of The New York Times cited Booz Allen's 2006 CEO Turnover study in an article about decreased succession planning. |
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"Latam Needs $8 Trillion In Infrastructure By 2030"
Reuters cited Booz Allen's strategy+business article "Lights! Water! Motion!" on November 5, 2007, in an article about the need for infrastructure investment in Latin America. |
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"Green: The Color Of Money—Government Policy Not Consumer Purchases Will Drive Green Autos"
On November 2, 2007, CNBC.com cited Booz Allen's Bill Jackson in an article about hybrid cars. |
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"Apple Net Soars On Record Mac Sales"
On October 23, 2007, Bloomberg cited Booz Allen's Barry Jaruzelski in an article about Apple's fourth-quarter net profit, which got a boost from the soaring demand for the Macintosh computer, the iPhone and new iPods. |
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"Apple Results Top Targets, Mac Sales Strong"
On October 22, 2007, Reuters cited Booz Allen's Barry Jaruzelski in an article about Apple's strong fiscal fourth quarter results. |
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"R&D Won’t Help If You Don’t Understand Your Customer"
The October 16, 2007, edition of The Wall Street Journal cited Booz Allen's Innovation 1000 study in an article about the importance of companies understanding customer needs. |
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"Your Three Best Bets Are Inside The Company"
On October 16, 2007, Financial Times cited Booz Allen's 2006 CEO Turnover study in an article about companies identifying three internal candidates as CEO successors. |
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"Big Investment Banks Try Smaller Deals As M&A Activity Slows"
Booz Allen's Mike McKeon was quoted in a September 28, 2007, Dow Jones article about big investment banks considering smaller deals to keep their advisory business growing as M&A activity slows. |
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"Shell Joins $7bn US Refinery Expansion"
On September 21, 2007, Financial Times cited Booz Allen's Viren Doshi in an article about Royal Dutch Shell and Saudi Aramco's $7 billion investment to expand their Port Arthur, Texas refinery. |
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"Subprime Spillover to SMEs Dismissed"
On September 11, 2007, Financial Times cited Booz Allen's Alan Gemes in an article about the dismissal of suggestions that small-and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are suffering as a result of the subprime crisis. |
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"Leadership In Diversity & Inclusion"
The September 9, 2007, edition of The New York Times cited Booz Allen's Lloyed Howell and Angela Messer in an article about diversity at Booz Allen. |
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"Illinois Misses Revival In R&D"
The August 26, 2007, edition of the Chicago Tribune cited Booz Allen's Barry Jaruzelski in an article about the decline of R&D jobs in Illinois. |
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"Firms, Investors Tend To Prosper With Founders At The Helm"
Booz Allen's Steve Wheeler was quoted in an August 22, 2007, USA Today article about the benefits of having founders as CEOs that cites the 2006 Booz Allen CEO Turnover study. |
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"E-authentication Grows Up"
On August 20, 2007, Federal Computer Week cited Booz Allen's George Schu in an article about e-authentication. |
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"Victory For Voices Over Keystrokes"
On August 16, 2007, The New York Times cited Booz Allen's Matt Mani and the Booz Allen-Duke University Offshoring study in an article about Netflix's customer support call center. |
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"Top 200 Federal Contractors"
In its annual procurement review issue, Government Executive magazine ranks the Top 200 Federal Contractors. |
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"Things Fall Apart, But Some Big Old Things Don’t"
The August 12, 2007, edition of The New York Times cited Booz Allen's Viren Doshi in an article about keeping bigger and older parts of an infrastructure. |
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"How Small Firms Can Weather A Credit Crunch—Financial Documents, Collateral Will Give Borrowers An Edge"
On August 7, 2007, The Wall Street Journal cited Booz Allen's Seamus McMahon in an article about the possibility of a credit crunch for small businesses. |
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"Concerns Over Chinese Postal Law"
On August 6, 2007, Financial Times cited Booz Allen's report "Express Opportunities in China" in an article about a new postal law governing the country's $6 billion-a-year express delivery market.
Financial Times reported that Booz Allen estimates China's express delivery market will reach $5.8 billion this year and $7.4 billion next, making it a coveted destination for international courier companies.
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"Why Lead-Tainted Chinese Goods Slip Through Despite U.S. Recalls"
On August 5, 2007, the Chicago Tribune cited Booz Allen's Conrad Winkler in an article about the recent problems related to lead-tainted toys imported from China. |
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"Do You Know Where Your Next CEO Is?"
The July 31, 2007, edition of BusinessWeek cited Booz Allen's 2005 CEO Turnover study in an article about identifying CEO talent over the long term. |
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"Wake-up Call: New York Must Update Infrastructure"
strategy+business editor Art KIeiner wrote an op-ed for the July 25th edition of Newsday, following a steam pipe explosion in Manhattan that caused extensive damage and disrupted businesses in the area. |
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"New York Cleans Up After Blast"
Booz Allen energy expert Dan Gabaldon was quoted in a July 20, 2007, Reuters article about the steam pipe explosion in midtown Manhattan. |
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"Bank Of America Profit Trails As Citigroup, JPMorgan Go Abroad"
On July 15, 2007, Bloomberg cited Booz Allen's Mike McKeon in an article about Bank of America's returns declining as a result of its domestic focus. |
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"Marketing Chief: Reach Out To People"
On July 15, 2007, The Associated Press cited Booz Allen's study "CMO Thought Leaders: The Rise of the Strategic Marketer" and Ed Landry in an article about the importance of marketing chiefs reaching out and understanding people's daily lives. |
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"M&A Market Strong But Debt Concerns May Curtail Activity"
Booz Allen's Gerry Adolph is cited on July 5, 2007, on CNNMoney.com in an article about the mergers and acquisitions market.
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"Apple Takes Risks In Bid To Shake Up The Mobile Market"
On June 25, 2007, Financial Times cited Booz Allen's Barry Jaruzelski in an article about Apple's iPhone. |
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"Managing a Precious Resource: Branch Chiefs"
Booz Allen's Paul Hyde and Seamus McMahon are the authors of an article that appeared in the July 15, 2007, issue of American Banker. The article explores the evolving role of branch chiefs. |
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"Bank Customers Prefer Purchasing in Branches, Global Study Says"
On June 13, 2007, Bloomberg cited Booz Allen's study "Striving For Growth: Best Practices in Retail Banking Sales And Service Channels" and Alan Gemes. |
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"Study Gives Highest Rating To Hong Kong's Branches"
Booz Allen's Alan Gemes is cited on June 13, 2007, in a Financial Times article about Hong Kong having the best performing banks, according to the study "Striving For Growth: Best Practices in Retail Banking Sales And Service Channels". |
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"No Ideas? You're Not Alone"
On June 10, 2007, US News & World Report cited Booz Allen's Innovation 1000 study in an article about employee creativity. |
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"Judgment Call What Is The Right Response To Allegations Of Bribery? Four Experts Offer Professional Advice"
Booz Allen's Edward Tse co-authored an article about the appropriate response to allegations of bribery, which appeared in the June 6, 2007, edition of the Financial Times. |
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"Investment Banks Follow Petrodollars To The Middle East"
On June 5, 2007, Dow Jones cited Booz Allen's Mike McKeon in an article about investment banks establishing business in the Middle East. |
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"ADVICE+DISSENT: Viewpoint The Maze of Change"
Booz Allen's David Humenansky writes about how taking a life-cycle approach can map positive initiatives in the June 1, 2007, issue of Government Executive. |
