Booz Allen sees future rich with VR, machine learning opportunities -- Washington Technology

Though Booz Allen Hamilton may be a 104-year-old company, it still views itself on the forefront of the future. "We kind of built the management consulting business, so when we think about our clients' problems, we come at it from a consultative approach," said Gary Labovich, a Booz Allen executive vice president. The Booz Allen legacy is a major factor that has driven the company's success, said Labovich. The McLean, Virginia-based company holds the No. 6 spot on this year's Top 100 list with $4.1 billion in prime federal contracts. One of the many highlights for the organization this year was in February when the FDA named Booz Allen Hamilton an awardee of a $300 million contract to modernize the human drug review process.