DefenseWeb Technologies' mission is to provide beneficiary-centric care and support through the use of innovative technology
solutions that are delivered on time, within budget and beyond expectations.
The company designs, develops, deploys and supports secure online information systems that help its customers leverage technology
to become more flexible, agile, and responsive to change. DefenseWeb’s solutions encourage collaboration and cooperation between
the various branches of government and make information technology programs more efficient, less expensive, and more relevant. The
company has developed and continues to support applications for every branch of the Armed Services both in the Active and Reserve
components.
In March 2007, DefenseWeb was acquired by, and is now a wholly-owned subsidiary of, Humana Military Healthcare Services (HMHS).
HMHS is a leader in delivering TRICARE services to more than 3 million military beneficiaries and is a subsidiary of Humana, Inc.
See some recent press for DefenseWeb, thanks to Stalwart Communications!
The Daily Transcript
DefenseWeb combines hard work and beachfront perks
By Erin Bridges
Douglas Burke had to start out as the bad guy, laying off more than half his staff and restructuring the company.
But with a clear vision and drive to meet his goals, he kept true to his promise of growing DefenseWeb Technologies into the thriving
business it is today with a unique corporate culture.
The Tech Herald
Which is more important to IT - certification or experience?
Douglas W. Burke
“In our business it is generally not, however more and more of our work for the DoD requires labor categories that specify college
degrees, certification and experience.”
BizSanDiego
Sidelining Your Health?
By Douglas W. Burke
"I’m sure I’m not alone when I say that, at times, I feel like a three-headed beast—part CEO, part family man and part individual.
Balancing these requirements takes a great deal of patience and time. However, I find that focusing on my own health and fitness
makes me more effective in all these roles."
Government Health IT
DOD force health office awards Web support contract
The Department of Defense Force Health Protection & Readiness Program Office (FHP&R) has awarded a $23 million contract to
Vangent, Inc., a systems integrator based in Arlington, Va.
“There are over a dozen internal Web sites that deliver content and information to deployed forces, military leadership, health
providers, and the public,” said Denise Ciotti, vice president for sales of DefenseWeb Technologies, Inc., a San Diego-based subsidiary
of Humana, Inc. and one of Vangent’s subcontractors.
DefenseWeb’s role in the project includes development of FHP&R’s Web architecture, content development and delivery, and help desk
support.
PlanetData.net
Personnel Readiness: More Than a Military Issue
By Douglas W. Burke
The Departments of State, Justice, Homeland Security and federal intelligence agencies have families dealing with extended overseas
postings and separations as well. These organizations could use technology solutions similar to those used by the military to strengthen
and support these families who often do not have the camaraderie of others experiencing the challenges of deployment around them
for support. Using the lessons learned by the DoD, the implementation time and budget can be very reasonable.
The Daily Transcript
Defense contracting done right: The inside scoop for small businesses
By Douglas W. Burke
Too often, many small businesses vying to secure opportunities in the U.S. defense market run scared when going head-to-head with
larger, more prevalent firms. Even though many agencies allocate a certain number of contracts exclusively for small businesses, some
executives of these types of firms still complain that their chances to successfully compete in the industry are stacked against them.
solutions that are delivered on time, within budget and beyond expectations.
The company designs, develops, deploys and supports secure online information systems that help its customers leverage technology
to become more flexible, agile, and responsive to change. DefenseWeb’s solutions encourage collaboration and cooperation between
the various branches of government and make information technology programs more efficient, less expensive, and more relevant. The
company has developed and continues to support applications for every branch of the Armed Services both in the Active and Reserve
components.
In March 2007, DefenseWeb was acquired by, and is now a wholly-owned subsidiary of, Humana Military Healthcare Services (HMHS).
HMHS is a leader in delivering TRICARE services to more than 3 million military beneficiaries and is a subsidiary of Humana, Inc.
See some recent press for DefenseWeb, thanks to Stalwart Communications!
The Daily Transcript
DefenseWeb combines hard work and beachfront perks
By Erin Bridges
Douglas Burke had to start out as the bad guy, laying off more than half his staff and restructuring the company.
But with a clear vision and drive to meet his goals, he kept true to his promise of growing DefenseWeb Technologies into the thriving
business it is today with a unique corporate culture.
The Tech Herald
Which is more important to IT - certification or experience?
Douglas W. Burke
“In our business it is generally not, however more and more of our work for the DoD requires labor categories that specify college
degrees, certification and experience.”
BizSanDiego
Sidelining Your Health?
By Douglas W. Burke
"I’m sure I’m not alone when I say that, at times, I feel like a three-headed beast—part CEO, part family man and part individual.
Balancing these requirements takes a great deal of patience and time. However, I find that focusing on my own health and fitness
makes me more effective in all these roles."
Government Health IT
DOD force health office awards Web support contract
The Department of Defense Force Health Protection & Readiness Program Office (FHP&R) has awarded a $23 million contract to
Vangent, Inc., a systems integrator based in Arlington, Va.
“There are over a dozen internal Web sites that deliver content and information to deployed forces, military leadership, health
providers, and the public,” said Denise Ciotti, vice president for sales of DefenseWeb Technologies, Inc., a San Diego-based subsidiary
of Humana, Inc. and one of Vangent’s subcontractors.
DefenseWeb’s role in the project includes development of FHP&R’s Web architecture, content development and delivery, and help desk
support.
PlanetData.net
Personnel Readiness: More Than a Military Issue
By Douglas W. Burke
The Departments of State, Justice, Homeland Security and federal intelligence agencies have families dealing with extended overseas
postings and separations as well. These organizations could use technology solutions similar to those used by the military to strengthen
and support these families who often do not have the camaraderie of others experiencing the challenges of deployment around them
for support. Using the lessons learned by the DoD, the implementation time and budget can be very reasonable.
The Daily Transcript
Defense contracting done right: The inside scoop for small businesses
By Douglas W. Burke
Too often, many small businesses vying to secure opportunities in the U.S. defense market run scared when going head-to-head with
larger, more prevalent firms. Even though many agencies allocate a certain number of contracts exclusively for small businesses, some
executives of these types of firms still complain that their chances to successfully compete in the industry are stacked against them.
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