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The Financial Leader’s Monthly Action Plan: Learn the art of proposal revisions
by Kim Koster
published on July 25, 2024
Learning how to successfully adjust your proposals can turn pedestrian submissions into winners
Get your data into shape
by Courtney Kearney
published on July 25, 2024
In this guest post, our friends from CKearney Consulting uncover why a fitness regimen isn't just useful for the gym - it's also useful for your data.
Strength in Unity: GovCon Collaboration and Knowledge Management
by Jacob Borgeson
published on July 25, 2024
Leverage the strategic advantages of integrating Enterprise CRM with financial planning in GovCon. Discover effective forecasting and bidding for thriving govcon success.
Key takeaways from DCAA's FY 2023 Report to Congress
by Jacob Borgeson
published on July 11, 2024
Curious about how DCAA saved $3.5 billion in defense spending? Read our overview of the DCAA's FY 2023 Report to Congress.
Moving beyond spreadsheets: The essential shift for scaling your GovCon
by Jacob Borgeson
published on July 11, 2024
Learn how switching to software from spreadsheets boosts GovCon management efficiency and accuracy, ensuring profitable growth.
How GovCons can use automation to manage their cash flow more effectively
by Matt Simonson
published on June 20, 2024
Discover how GovCons can leverage automation to manage cash flow effectively. Learn how automated AR/AP processes can optimize your financial operations.
Ahead of the curve: The 4 indicators that an AEC firm is tech-advanced
by Lucas Hayden
published on June 13, 2024
Discover how being data-driven, cloud-dominant, fully integrated, and AI-mature can give you a competitive edge. Learn more in our blog series and start your journey towards becoming a tech-advanced leader in the industry.
The Financial Leader’s Monthly Action Plan: Optimize resources through better planning
by Kim Koster
published on June 6, 2024
The most successful companies don’t fly by the seat of their pants – they have a well-developed, well-informed strategy