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What capabilities do GovCon compliance officers and operations managers need to maintain regulatory...
by Kim Koster
published on November 14, 2024
Every GovCon needs to keep up with a litany of federal regulations. The key is to have a system in place with the right capabilities to help you do that.
Five clear signs it's time to move from QuickBooks to an ERP
by Jacob Borgeson
published on October 31, 2024
When you start to outgrow QuickBooks, there will be some obvious signs. If any of these seem familiar, it’s time to level up to a project-based ERP.
Better business development: Practical strategies to drive your GovCon’s growth and increase...
by Kim Koster
published on October 29, 2024
Use these proven approaches to turn your GovCon’s business development into a finely tuned machine.
Understanding FAR and DFARS: A comprehensive guide for government contractors
by Kim Koster
published on October 22, 2024
Here’s what your GovCon needs to know about maintaining compliance with these two critical regulatory requirements.
Striking the balance: Achieving efficiency and compliance in government contracting
by Kim Koster
published on October 17, 2024
Being efficient and compliant can seem like competing priorities for GovCons. Here’s how you can accomplish both with AI.
Embracing the future of accounts payable
by Matt Simsonson
published on October 15, 2024
Use technology to issue payments faster and increase cash flow
The Financial Leader’s Monthly Action Plan: Modernize internal processes
by Kim Koster
published on October 9, 2024
Make sure the processes you use to achieve business success are up to date
The evolution of inventory management: From manual spreadsheets to modern automation
by Matt Simsonson
published on October 3, 2024
Managing inventory in support of the government? Then you can't afford to leave anything to chance - and you definitely don't want to do it manually.