Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) – What You Need to Know Now
Beginning in the Fall of 2020, defense contractors face the very real threat of losing business if they are non-compliant with the newly released Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) standard.
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Case Study: Preparing for ADS-B, Equipping 100,000 Aircraft
The FAA estimates that nearly 100,000 aircraft will need to equip with ADS-B Out between now and 2020, but does the U.S. aviation industry have the time and resources to get them done in time? (As reported in
How to Handle Increased Regulations and Compliance Required in A&D Electronics
Companies that supply components and complete systems for military and defense electronics are facing ever increasing challenges with meeting regulatory requirements such as the ones referenced above from May 12. Regulations such as this not...
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You Might Need to Replace Your ERP If . . .
I remember a few years ago when “You Might Be a Redneck” jokes were all over the place. There are stores that sprung up in strip malls and shopping outlets simply due to the demand for the
The Spreadsheet That Ate Chicago – Why Running Your Business with Him is Risky
Excel is probably one of the most widely used software programs among students, businesses, and manufacturers. It is incredibly versatile and relatively simple to use. Despite its simplicity, it can even compute and perform complex mathematical operations. It is...
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Are You Hanging On To a Bad Relationship? (With Your Software Systems)
Typically, a relationship starts with expectation and excitement. And you invest in it to see where it will lead you. Investment comes in many forms, and varies based on the type of relationship. You may invest resources, money, time,...
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A “Dear Santa” Letter for Upgrades You’ll Need Next Year
October was another good month for manufacturing. Despite a slowdown in September, the industry recovered to post a gain in October according to The Institute for Supply Management. And according to Manufacturing.net, the U.S economy...
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Take Steps To Free Your Business From Overly Customized Software
Usually the word "custom" would be used in conjunction with the idea of something special. For instance, the concept of having suits customized and tailored specifically for you. Customizing a home to your tastes would be considered special and...
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Death of Windows Server 2003 and You: Thoughts on Survival
"We're goin' dewn Kep-Tin!"
Scotty was in a sheer state of alarm and panic when he shouted these words to Captain Kirk of the Starship Enterprise. It was time for Captain Kirk to prove once again why he was the...
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