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Because government fraud investigations are handled differently from agency to agency, it’s difficult to find a piece of software that “checks all of the boxes” for a specific investigative...

Most government agency investigative teams use software to track, manage and report on their cases.  Some of these systems are built in-house or designed by a business process software company....

Last month, the Securities and Exchange Commission paid its largest ever whistleblower award of $114 million.  This is especially big news because a payment to a whistleblower almost never...

The pandemic has created more problems than small businesses can manage.  Many of them are focused on the most imminent challenges – helping employees work remotely and getting their product or...

There are 73 Federal Inspectors General, each working within their own agency to reduce waste and uncover fraud.  Offices do work together as members of the Council of Inspectors General on...

Across the country, people have spent the past six months weighing their obligations to others against the risk of infection.  In the early days of the pandemic, healthcare workers, grocery...

It’s been more than six months since the pandemic hit the United States, and nearly six months since the CARES Act became law.  In that short amount of time, around $2 trillion of stimulus...

Like everyone else, Inspectors General retire.  When they do, they leave their agencies in the capable hands of an Acting Inspector General until a permanent one can be appointed or confirmed.  On...

It’s been more than four months since COVID-19 struck throughout the United States.  Since then, nearly everyone’s work lives and personal lives have changed.  Plans were delayed, then...