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The best program managers build relationships, not just meet deadlines

In today's competitive market, program and project managers must do more than manage requirements and complete jobs on time and on budget. They have to nurture and grow relationships with their clients.

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How a personal data breach can cause a global crisis

With the private sector owning over 85 percent of network systems, commercial networks and public sector networks are deeply connected. Here's why that matters.

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Is your capture manager as skillful as an orchestra conductor?

Coordinating a capture team requires the skills of an orchestra conductor. Both have to coordinate a group of people with different skills in different areas and all of them are critical to the success of the whole.

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OCONUS contractors must prepare now for Iraq withdrawal

With Iraqis making more noises about forcing U.S. troops out of their country, contractors must prepare now. Even if a withdrawal is years in the future.

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How to cope with the changing face of defense logistics

Defense logistics requires sophisticated software to manage the lifecycle of military programs. Here are six factors a successful system must include.

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How to talk modernization to unlock sales opportunities

Modernization is a hot topic in the market and there is a lot more going on than projects funded by the Modernizing Government Technology Act.

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7 insights for working with federal public affairs officers

Government case studies are an important part of sales and marketing efforts but getting government permission can be a challenge. Here are seven keys to getting your customer to yes.

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How a center of excellence can fuel cloud success

As agencies move to the cloud, success can depend on having a center of excellence to capture and gather lessons learned.

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So you want to be a consultant? 5 tips for your survival

Many people see becoming an consultant as either a good stop between other positions or as a new career path. Either way you need to keep these five tips in mind.

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3 keys to meeting DOD's security requirements

The Defense Department is now mandating the protection of its data and systems as part of its procurement processes. If your response plan does not cover the implementation of these cyber defense essentials, you’ll risk missing out on opportunities that could make or break your business.

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Do your customers understand the hidden cost of enterprise agreements?

Enterprise agreements are popular with government customers because they can streamline and simplify but they need to be aware of the hidden costs that come along with them.

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How tech will force the next shutdown

The government's aging technology might cause the next shutdown instead of the lack of a budget deal.

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Do you know the security questions your customers want answered?

Federal buyers face a complex set of considerations when buying IT. Here are seven questions they need to ask before hiring an IT contractor.

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How investors can play a critical role in national security

The investment community can play a key role in fostering innovation if they follow a core set of principles to inform their investment decisions.

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Syria drawdown increases contractor risk

As the U.S. prepares to pull troops out of Syria and Afghanistan, contractors are also at risk. Here are lessons learned from the 2013 troop drawdown.

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7 overlooked opportunities to boost your value

Companies commonly overlook opportunities to boost their value. Here's a guide to seven opportunities you might be missing.

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Why social selling matters in the GovCon market

Don't overlook the power of social selling to get your company in front of prospective customers ahead of submitting a bid.

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An inside look at DOD's AI strategy

The Defense Department is on the precipice of implementing AI and machine learning technologies, which could usher in a game changer for delivering capabilities to your biggest customer.

Opinion

Shutdown impact has ripple effect across the market

Bob Lohfeld Jr., CEO of Sev1Tech, shares his insights on how the government shutdown is impacting companies and the tough choices and consequences many companies face.

Opinion

Can the shutdown lead to better government?

The partial government shutdown will end ... eventually ... and when it does there are concrete actions that can be taken to avoid the current debacle in the future.