Posted on September 7, 2009 by pvbs01
We are very excited about our partnership with DecisionEdge Software to bring government contractors a comprehensive but easy-to-use earned value management (EVM) solution. Government contractors need to have an EVM solution in place in order to comply with ANSI standard 748, and most are looking for the easiest, least intrusive solution to meet compliance. We [...]
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Posted on June 4, 2009 by pvbs01
Rob Hirschmann, Corporate Vice President with Projility, a Vienna, Virginia based 8(a) government consulting firm focused on implementing effective project portfolio management and earned value management solutions, is a good friend of PVBS. Projility’s ‘Easy EVM’ suite is based upon a complete Microsoft solution platform. Here’s an interesting article he submitted to us concerning EVM [...]
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Posted on September 23, 2007 by pvbs01
If you are wondering why it seems that there have been income tax changes every year for the last several years, the reason is because there have been income tax changes every year for the last several years. Compound these changes with sales tax issues and court cases and you could end up spending your [...]
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Posted on July 23, 2007 by pvbs01
Most high-growth government contractors that are looking for a new project accounting and financial management solution want to know about the Dynamics-NAV earned value management capabilities. Government contractors on many new contracts are required to manage and measure their IT projects using an Earned Value Management System (EVMS), per guidelines of ANSI-748. ANSI-748 lists 32 [...]
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