Federal Computer Week Names Top 100 in Government IT

February 4, 2010 - By Justin E. Gehrke

February 4, 2010 – Federal Computer Week (FCW), in collaboration with the 1105 Government Information Group, announced on February 3, 2010, their picks for the best in Government Information Technology. Included in the list are individuals from both government and industry who have made recognizable contributions in making U.S. Government IT a more efficient and rewarding place to work.

This year’s Top 100 includes active duty, civilian, and contract personnel from the National Security Agency, Department of Army, Internal Revenue Service, Lockheed Martin, and IBM, just to name a few. Winners were chosen by a panel of IT government and industry leaders put together by FCW. Winners will be recognized formally at the 22nd Annual Federal Awards Dinner to be held in Washington, D.C. on March 22, 2010. Scheduled to be a special guest at the event is writer and correspondent John Oliver, who is best known for his comedic journalism as a member of the cast of Comedy Central’s The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.

While the list of winners might not be of interest to most, those working in the Information Technology career field who have been affected by recession-led industry layoffs or are simply looking for a better paying position, with good benefits, may find the list of winner’s agencies to be a good starting point for finding a new job and progressing in the Information Technology career field.

The original FCW article announcing the news can be viewed here. The complete list of winners can be viewed here.