article thumbnail

The Corporate Transparency Act: A Primer for “Small” Businesses

GovCon & Trade

The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), which aims to curb illicit financial activities like money laundering and other fraudulent activities, will go into effect on January 1, 2024. This requirement demands constant monitoring and provides a limited timetable for collecting necessary information and submitting a report.

article thumbnail

Omnichannel Customer Service Helps Agencies Adapt to New Demands

GovLoop

The problem is that the surge in demand is happening when agencies are dealing with budget constraints and worker shortages. Prior to adopting Zendesk, GHVP relied on email and shared inboxes to manage these demands, making for a chaotic communication environment that was vulnerable to frequent errors and lacked transparency.

Demand 59
article thumbnail

Transparency with Purpose – Public Sector Procurement

ivalua

Procurement transparency exists within the public sector because it is required by law. And yet, not all transparency is equally effective. Suppliers need bidding and contract transparency. The public needs spend and supplier selection transparency.

article thumbnail

Data-Driven Procurement: Transparency is Essential, Not Optional

ivalua

The business case for data-driven transparency is not hard to make. Although a significant gap exists between procurement organizations’ supply chain transparency aspirations and their current capabilities, there are several steps teams can take that will yield a rapid boost to supplier visibility. Below, Improve Data Quality.

article thumbnail

Building smarter, stronger communities with an AI-enhanced government workforce

American City & Country

Technologies once relied on to manage this process and reduce knowledge loss are no longer able to do so in an efficient, transparent way—skyrocketing costs, zapping institutional knowledge and worse. Governments that hesitate to adopt these technologies risk falling behind, unable to meet the evolving demands of the public sector.

article thumbnail

Can British Businesses Fulfill Domestic Demands? Tender Contracts Can Help

Tracker Intelligence

British businesses looking to fulfil domestic demands have turned to alternative means to supplement imports and exports. So what has this meant for meeting the UK’s domestic demand? The UK government has been negotiating trade deals with Australia, New Zealand and the US to meet their domestic demands.

Tender 52
article thumbnail

OpenAI Whistleblowers File Complaint with SEC on Illegal NDAs

Whistleblower Network News

In a letter filed with the SEC, representation for the whistleblowers called for a federal investigation into OpenAI’s policies, demanding changes to ensure a culture of transparency and accountability as the industry races to develop artificial intelligence. We must have a culture of transparency, openness, and honest debate.