Government contracting is changing fast. Compliance demands are growing. Technology is moving even faster. Episode 3 of the GovCon Transformation Series focused on one clear message. Technology must move forward, but it must follow the business. Many government contractors still rely on legacy systems. These systems are heavily customized. They depend on manual workarounds and disconnected data. That approach cannot scale. It increases risk. It slows growth. And it makes compliance harder. The Tech Leap is about building a modern digital foundation. One that supports compliance today and prepares organizations for growth tomorrow. 

Mill products manufacturers are investing in new machines. But many are still using old ways of thinking. In Episode 3 of the Shop Floor Revolution Series, our experts discussed why enterprise thinking is the real change happening on the shop floor for mill products. This includes paper, packaging, metals, plastics, cable, wire, and building products. The message was clear. Technology matters. But mindset matters more. 

Manufacturing is changing fast. The shop floor is no longer just about machines and materials. It is about data, speed, and people. Episode 2 of the Shop Floor Revolution Series focused on one clear message: Modernization is no longer optional. Many shop floors still run on paper, spreadsheets, and tribal knowledge. That approach cannot scale. It also puts growth, margins, and workforce stability at risk. Modernization is about building a digital foundation that supports today’s operations and tomorrow’s innovation.

Government contractors are facing growing pressure. New regulations, rapid hiring challenges, legacy systems, and rising audit demands are forcing organizations to rethink how they operate. Episode 2 of the GovCon Transformation Series focused on one major theme: Your processes must evolve before your technology can. Modern tools cannot fix outdated workflows. To stay competitive, contractors must build smarter, more adaptive processes that keep pace with today’s changing environment.