Government Contracting

It’s time for government contractors to face their fear of outgrowing an accounting system. Discover how to shift into a mindset that will aid in an enterprise resource planning (ERP) review to ultimately  identify the best solution.

Small government contractors eventually reach the transition point from small business set asides to full and open competition. Failure to plan for this graduation can lead to a failure to grow. Where should they start, and what other risks could they run?

Every small and medium government contractor experiences their own set of infrastructure growing pains. Appointed to address enterprise resource planning (ERP) needs from the infancy/start-up phase, through the awkward teen years to the next evolution for a business… Deltek Now, the option that makes Costpoint accessible and attainable.

So far, small and medium businesses (SMBs) have discovered why the capabilities unique to Costpoint make it the perfect starter AND forever home, as well as how it is move-in ready. What’s next? Now it’s time to make it your own.

Four words a government contractor doesn’t expect to see in the same sentence—“DCAA audit” and “worry free.” Deltek partner expert Aronson, LLC, reviews how to go from scared to prepared when it comes to the three audits government contractors are most likely to encounter.

When it comes to enterprise resource planning (ERP) solutions for small and medium businesses (SMBs), all of the capabilities unique to Costpoint not only make it the perfect starter AND forever home, but it’s also move-in ready.

Heard the one about how Deltek Costpoint is only for large, name-brand defense contractors? False. The truth is small shops can find both their perfect starter AND forever ERP home in Costpoint.