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Are you ready to join the federal market?

There are many opportunities for small businesses considering work in the federal market, but they come with risks and rewards. Here are some things you need to know. Read More
COMMENTARY

Social selling pays dividends in fourth quarter rush

Market expert Mark Amtower offers tips on how to use social selling techniques and how they pay off during the annual frenzy that comes at the end of the fiscal year. Read More

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COMMENTARY

Four surging tech trends you must watch

Digitization, the chief data officer, and the shifting labor story are major trends affecting the commercial market that will have a major impact on government contractors. Here are four things you need to know. Read More
COMMENTARY

Do you know who your most dangerous employee is?

Your most dangerous employee might not be the one you think of first. In fact, it might be a trusted and competent leader who hasn't kept up. Leadership expert John Hillen explains. Read More

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ANALYSIS

5 keys to winning the battle for analytics talent

The battle for analytics talent is fierce in the government market but making it a core competency of your company is a critical step to winning the fight. Read More
ANALYSIS

Alliant 2: What does GSA want?

Proposal expert Lisa Pafe of Lohfeld Consulting analyzes several Alliant 2 requirements that are raising questions among bidders on the $50 billion vehicle. Read More

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ANALYSIS

3 ways the Air Force Future Operating Concept will affect IT

The Air Force's new Future Operating Concept looks to integrate the domains of air, land, space and cyber, and that means there should be more business opportunities for solutions providers. Read More
OPINION

Microsoft buys LinkedIn: what’s the big deal?

Government contracting guru Mark Amtower discusses the Microsoft's acquisition of LinkedIn, and what you should know about it. Read More

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OPINION

Can GSA help agencies gain efficiencies?

Poor FITARA scores open an opportunity for GSA to help agencies but will the creation of the new Technology Transformation Service pay off? Read More

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OPINION

Doth thou protest too much?

The volume of bid protests is drawing more attention, but will the remedies make things worse? Former PSC President Stan Soloway offers some alternatives to process that can protect bidders and improve the procurement process. Read More

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