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The Financial Leader’s Monthly Action Plan: Forecasting to tee up a successful year
by Kim Koster
published on January 3, 2025
Learn more about forecasting, one of the most powerful tools in any finance leader’s toolbox.
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.
The Financial Leader’s Monthly Action Plan: Finish strong by closing your books fast
by Kim Koster
published on December 4, 2024
As the calendar year draws to a close, wouldn’t it be nice to ensure you can close your books faster?
Proposals in the modern environment - the integration of technology and experience
by Alex Cohen
published on December 2, 2024
Learn about how the integration of human intelligence and artificial intelligence will change the way GovCons create proposals.
The Financial Leader’s Monthly Action Plan: Budgeting Month for Government Contractors
by Kim Koster
published on November 18, 2024
Autumn means more than crunchy leaves on the ground – it’s also a when you need to crack down and come up with your budget
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.