How AI proposal writing tools are streamlining federal bids
Discover how AI proposal writing tools help federal contractors streamline proposals, ensure compliance, and win more bids…faster and smarter.
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A smarter GovCon pursuit strategy starts with shared intelligence
by Kim Koster
published on May 9, 2025
Pursuit strategy in GovCon breaks down when teams lack access to shared data. OpportuneAI in Unanet CRM helps align capture, marketing, and leadership.
Choosing the best AI tools for business & federal contracting success
by Matt Simonson
published on April 25, 2025
Discover top AI tools for business and federal contracting to boost efficiency, streamline operations, and drive smarter decision-making.
Key platform characteristics for AI in GovCon business development
by Matt Simonson
published on March 25, 2025
Discover how AI streamlines GovCon business development by automating tasks, providing insights, and boosting efficiency in GovCon proposal writing.
How Unanet ProposalAI improves AI proposal writing for GovCons
by Matt Simonson
published on March 10, 2025
Learn how Unanet ProposalAI revolutionizes AI proposal writing, helping GovCons streamline processes and win more federal bids with ease
AI year in review: Advancements and predictions for 2025
by Alex Cohen
published on January 30, 2025
AI’s influence on the GovCon industry grew by leaps and bounds in 2024. Here’s what you can expect in the coming year – and how you can use AI to your advantage.
Opt for purpose-built LLMs over generic ones for your govt. proposals
by Alex Cohen
published on January 21, 2025
Here’s why you should use an LLM built for your proposal’s specific needs.
How AI can revolutionize GovCon project management
by Kim Koster
published on December 20, 2024
Effective GovCon project management requires a dedication to efficiency. Here’s how AI can help.
Cybersecurity in government contracting: Key strategies, AI tools, and trends to watch
by Kim Koster
published on December 18, 2024
As AI continues to evolve, GovCons need to think about how it can help their cybersecurity – and also ensure the use of AI doesn’t make them less secure.