by GovCon365 | Dec 19, 2019 | Blog, Compliance, DCAA
In Part 1, we discussed the primary rules and regulations for timekeeping compliance. In this portion of the series, we’ll be going over written policies and the benefits of opting for an electronic time-tracking system as opposed to timecards. Also, we’ll...
by GovCon365 | Dec 12, 2019 | Blog, Government Contracting, Microsoft Dynamics 365
Government contractors don’t operate their business in the same way that other B2B companies do. Their infrastructure is different, their operations are different, and most importantly, the sales cycle for government contractors are very different from those in...
by GovCon365 | Dec 5, 2019 | Blog, Government Contractors, Timekeeping
When it comes to timekeeping, the DCAA doesn’t joke around and for good cause. Government contracting is a unique industry in which, at the end of the day, it’s the taxpayer’s money that goes to these projects. In the government contracting sector,...
by GovCon365 | Nov 27, 2019 | Blog, Microsoft Dynamics 365
In the previous blog on Talent, we went over the basics of Talent and the benefits of using the Attract feature during the hiring process. In Part 2, we’ll be covering numbers 5 through 10 on how Talent can benefit your business — specifically, onboarding and...
by Pedro Diaz | Nov 21, 2019 | Blog, Compliance, DCAA
As a new government contractor, you might be preparing for your first DCAA compliance audit. If so, you’re likely getting your various business units to run through programs, recheck financial/accounting software, and make sure everything is prepared for when...
by GovCon365 | Nov 14, 2019 | Blog, Microsoft Dynamics 365
Since 2002, Microsoft has been developing and improving various business products for enterprise management planning (ERP), an operation of theirs that started when Microsoft acquired the accounting application suite, Navision A/S, and released Axapta 3.0. Over the...
