by GovCon365 | Sep 10, 2026 | AwardTrack, Blog, Microsoft
SUMMARY: Federal contractors can transform CRM and historical contract data into a predictive growth roadmap by deploying GovCon365 AwardTrack with Microsoft Power BI to target high-margin opportunities and optimize capture investments. Key Takeaways: Federal...
by GovCon365 | Sep 8, 2026 | Blog, Dynamics 365 Business Central, Government Contracting, Microsoft
Summary: Government contractors can safeguard cash flow and maintain transparent audit trails by integrating XTIVIA GovCon365 with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central to automate fiscal year-to-date true-ups and maintain real-time control over indirect rates. Key...
by GovCon365 | Jul 30, 2026 | AwardTrack, Blog, Microsoft
SUMMARY: Learn how Microsoft Copilot inside GovCon365 AwardTrack accelerates federal proposal writing with AI-powered drafting, compliance checks, and GCC High security. Table of contentsSUMMARY:Introduction1. Accelerate Capture Strategy with Instant Analysis2. Draft...
by GovCon365 | Jun 4, 2026 | AwardTrack, Blog, Microsoft, Microsoft Dynamics 365
SUMMARY: Federal contractors can eliminate manual bid board searches and accelerate their pipeline by utilizing GovCon365 AwardTrack to automatically surface real-time contract opportunities directly within Microsoft Dynamics 365. Key Takeaways: The AwardTrack engine...
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 30, 2021 | Blog, Microsoft, Microsoft Dynamics 365
SUMMARY: Microsoft Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement (CE) empowers government contractors and businesses to optimize operations and drive growth through a comprehensive, role-based suite of applications that integrates finance, sales, and service data into a single...
