by GovCon365 | Nov 18, 2024 | Blog, DCAA Compliance, Government Contractors
SUMMARY: To secure federal contracts and ensure timely payments, government contractors must maintain accounting systems that strictly adhere to Defense Contract Audit Agency (DCAA) standards. Non-compliant financial systems trigger lengthy audits, payment delays, and...
by Paul Skurpski | Nov 11, 2024 | Blog, Compliance, Government Contracting
SUMMARY: Government contractors reselling products to federal agencies must strictly adhere to critical regulatory frameworks like the Trade Agreements Act and cybersecurity standards to ensure legal operations and secure ongoing contracts. The Trade Agreements Act...
by GovCon365 | Nov 4, 2024 | Blog, Compliance, Microsoft Dynamics 365
SUMMARY: Microsoft Dynamics Business Central, enhanced by the GovCon365 app, provides government contractors with a comprehensive business management solution that ensures DCAA compliance while driving financial and operational efficiency. The platform offers robust...
by GovCon365 | Jul 22, 2024 | Blog, Microsoft, Microsoft Dynamics 365
XTIVIA is excited to announce that we are a Gold Sponsor at Dynamics Community Summit 2024! This year Community Summit is October 13-17th in San Antonio, Texas. Why should you attend Community Summit? Summit is the most comprehensive training and education event on...
by GovCon365 | Mar 7, 2024 | Blog, Microsoft Dynamics 365
SUMMARY: Microsoft optimizes its cloud-based ERP solution through bi-annual releases that allow users to preview and implement advanced data management and analysis tools without disrupting operations. Feature Management: Users can preview upcoming capabilities and...
by GovCon365 | Jul 31, 2023 | Blog, Government Contractors, Microsoft Dynamics 365
SUMMARY: Microsoft Dynamics 365 Sales offers a comprehensive CRM solution that empowers businesses to increase revenue and efficiency by automating sales operations and leveraging real-time customer insights. The platform significantly improves sales performance by...
