Author: Unison

GovCon Back Office Wisdom: Year in Review

A year ago, I embarked on a journey with Unison, bringing a suitcase filled with experiences in introducing new technology to the government – from cybersecurity to Data Analytics and Data Security software. But here’s the twist: many times, in my career, contracting has been pigeonholed into the big, cumbersome elephant in the room, often […]

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Striking Balance: The Build vs Buy Dilemma in GovCon Contract Management

GovCon companies are often at a crossroads when deciding on technological solutions. Do they build a custom system from scratch or buy an off-the-shelf product? This decision isn’t just about choosing software; it’s about setting the course for your business’s future and growth in a highly competitive market. The Build Option: Total Control with a […]

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From Mirage to Mastery: The Myth of ‘Single Source of Truth’ in Federal Budgeting

The Long Road to Mastery  Imagine taking three years to grasp the ins and outs of your role. That’s the reality for newcomers to federal bureaucracy. They spend most of their time just learning processes and grasping the significance of data relationships, tirelessly chasing traceability and accuracy. The goal is to master the lifecycle integrity […]

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Unison Becomes a Recommended Federal Grants Management Solution by The Grants Management Quality Service Management Office

DULLES, Va., Dec. 7, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — Unison congratulates The Grants Management Quality Service Management Office (GM QSMO) for the launch of the Acquisition Gateway and Catalog of Market Research for acting to streamline and standardize the processes and requirements of the federal assistance and grants administration domain. Unison, a leading provider of software and […]

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From Potential to Power: Unleashing AI’s Kinetic Energy in GovCon Contract Management

A Quiet Launch Leads to an AI Revolution In November 2022, OpenAI’s strategy was modest: release a “low-key research preview” of ChatGPT to a handful of early adopters for feedback. Inside OpenAI, predictions were just as modest as its strategy, with the most optimistic bet being 100,000 users by week’s end. Defying all expectations, ChatGPT […]

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