Government Procurement April/May

For the April/May issue, Larry Anderson explores fighting crime across borders, Mike Richart explains transitioning to NGVs, and Robert Barkin lays out the changing world of HR.

Written by erin.greer
10th April 2014

Tags: Magazine

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Government Procurement April/May

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