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July 10, 2007
July 10, 2007
July 10, 2007
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Visit www.govpro.com a news-, product-, and issue-driven site for all levels of government. If the display of this newsletter is not suitable, please Click HERE. FEATURES Earned Value Management Keeps Projects in Line Earned Value Management (EVM) is a tool for ensuring that the customer’s requirements are satisfied. In the case of a government program, it is a discipline that helps ensure the taxpayers are getting value for their money.  Public Purchasers Head to Hartford To Insure Procurement Success Located on the banks of the sparkling Connecticut River, Hartford is often called the “Insurance Capital of the World.” The headquarters of many, major insurance companies are located within the city, which blends a sizzling nightlife, historical landmarks, and the charms of New England.
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