Helping Governments Buy Better
Here are insights from three government organizations navigating the challenges of procurement and project management.
Here are insights from three government organizations navigating the challenges of procurement and project management.
Greater procurement efficiencies and paths to achieving small and social-economic business goals can be found with category management. Here’s how.
Many states have conducted disparity studies to discover if inequities exist in public procurement that adversely affect women’s business or minority business enterprises. Unsurprisingly, they do.
Learn how to manage large portfolios or programs so all vendors are aligned to mission delivery, transparency is encouraged, and the adoption of a “badgeless culture” can be baked into contracts.
Here are three ways your agency can factor diversity, equity and inclusion (DE&I) into its procurements and fulfill its social responsibilities.
The more familiar customers are with the offerings on a contract, the easier it is to make efficient procurements the norm rather than the exception.
Government procurement organizations have faced three primary challenges during the pandemic: opacity, corruption and failure to integrate adequte policies.
The best way to securing the IT supply chain is a process of working with trusted partners to analyze risk and make sound decisions.
Learn how acquisition automation technology allows agencies to connect disparate tools and data and streamline complex, tedious contracting processes.
Although some of the time-to-compliance issues can’t be controlled, there are ways to significantly accelerate critical parts of the FedRAMP compliance process.