Award recognizes professionals who make outstanding contributions to the government IT community

Garver was recognized for his thorough understanding of the unique requirements of the government marketplace, for spearheading the development of innovative solutions for government customers and for the outstanding strides made by Quest’s public sector business.

With a strong affinity for military personnel and their families, Garver has led the Quest effort to ensure that troops get the critical infrastructure technology they need and in a timely manner. For example, throughout complex technology migration projects with the U.S. Army, Garver set the bar for his team’s dedication to both the Army’s infrastructure security and to ensure minimal disruption to troops reliant on the systems.

"The annual Federal 100 Awards honor the individuals who go way beyond just doing a good job. These are the people who drive change, who make government smarter and more efficient," said Federal Computer Week Publisher Anne Armstrong. "The winners become part of a tradition of excellence and service. We applaud them and their achievements."

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