BidPrime Spotlight – David Hibbetts
We often joke around the office that we could assemble an impressive, award winning band, just from members of our BidPrime team. Along with being a topshelf musician, David Hibbetts hits all the notes as a leader in our company. He works hard, cares...
BidPrime Spotlight – David Hibbetts
We often joke around the office that we could assemble an impressive, award winning band, just from members of our BidPrime team. Along with being a topshelf musician, David Hibbetts hits all the notes as a leader in our company. He works hard, cares...
Stadiums, Arenas, Courts, Fields, Turf, Lighting – Public Sector is Getting in the Game!
Across the United States, school is back in session for many students, parents, teachers, and administrators. From K-12 to colleges and universities, students are cracking the books and contractors and vendors are busily cracking open solicitations for related...
Small Businesses Have a Good Shot at Winning Lucrative Government Contracts; Should Make a Play for Them
You should give serious consideration to the idea of doing business with the government if you’re a small business and aren’t already a public-sector vendor. Why? Because the government could potentially be your biggest and best customer. That’s certainly the case...
Atlanta’s CIO Takes Us Inside Major Metro Information Technology
What goes on in the Information Technology universe of a major metro in the United States? Our guest, Mr. Gary Brantley, serves as Atlanta's CIO and serves many. Upon his arrival at his new post, Gary was challenged with leading Atlanta’s recovery from...
Opportunities Grow for Vendors to Clean Up Financially While Helping Clean Up Environmentally
Protecting the environment is a major concern these days of government bodies throughout the U.S. and Canada (true also in a great many other countries). As a result, agencies far and wide are investing in services, solutions, and equipment related to good stewardship...
Compared: 3 Best Online Legal Services for Small Businesses that Can’t Afford a Lawyer
Most small businesses can’t afford to pay an attorney to step in every time a legal issue pops up—which is often, according to a survey conducted by marketing research-and-analysis firm Decision Analyst.Consequently, 54 percent of the 13 million or so U.S. small...
Governments Vote in Favor of More Secure, Trustworthy Balloting Technologies
Elections officials across the U.S. are gearing up for 2020, planning or already making significant investments in voting booths, ballot technologies, security systems, and more to ensure the integrity of the franchise.The reason for these investments—larger than...
