1. March 2015 | Issue 1
Blogs
5 Job Search Myths Debunked
Sean Hastings, Director, Executive Search & Staffing
You’ve probably heard a few job search dos and don’ts, from being concerned about your social
media presence to gaps in your employment history. We exposed five job search myths and our
answers may surprise you. Read More
7 Features in NAV 2015 Your Competitors Don’t Know About
George Ball, Partner, Technology
Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2015 was released in October 2014 and includes some incredible new
features. We reviewed the latest version and highlighted the top features businesses can use to
get ahead of their competitors. Read More
Leveraging Technology to More Effectively Manage Your Oil and Gas Company
Greg Price, Partner, Oilfield Services
Due to the dramatic drop in oil prices in 2014, the oil and gas industry faces another period
of economic uncertainty. While complex challenges are nothing new for the industry,
leveraging mobile technology will benefit employees at all levels. Read More
Brookings Report: Manufacturing Has Potential to Revive U.S. Economy
Jack Moran, Director of Manufacturing Solutions, Technology
A recent report by Brookings Institution identified 50 advanced industries, including 35 from the
manufacturing sector, to create a super set of industries that have the potential to revive the
U.S. economy. Read More
Key Factors to Consider When Implementing GASB Statement No. 68
Fred Lantz, Partner-in-Charge, Government Services
GASB Statement No. 68 will take effect beginning with the June 30, 2015 financial statements.
Before implementing the new statement, employers should consider three important key factors.
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Is Your Construction Company’s Accountable Reimbursement Plan Compliant?
Joe Kulek, Partner-in-Charge, Construction Services
The IRS released Revenue Ruling 2012-25 as a reminder to employers whose accountable
reimbursement plans may have fallen out of compliance. Read More

2. On-Demand Webinar
Is Your Business Prepared for the New Revenue Recognition Standard?
Karen Doerner, Partner, CPA
In May 2014, the Financial Accounting Standards Board finalized and issued a new standard for
recognizing revenue from contracts with customers. What does this mean for organizations?
Read More
Newsletters
Construction Outlook 2015
Joe Kulek, Partner-in-Charge, Construction Services
The construction industry is starting 2015 strong, however specific challenges may affect how
contractors keep up with the demand for more jobs. Read More
Media Coverage
A Cost-Effective Way to Bust (and Prevent) Contractor Fraud
Jim Sullivan, Director, Dispute Advisory
Governing
Fraud by government contractors and vendors is all too common, and attempts to spot or
prevent it often fall short due to limited funds or staff. Many governments are now turning to
independent monitors. Read More
The Year of the Services Provider: 5 Ways to Avoid Security Breaches
Chris Bucolo, Senior Manager, Security & Compliance
Business Solutions
A new security breach seems to hit the news every week, and a large percentage of breaches
involve a third-party service provider. Learn how you can decrease your risk of a customer
security breach in five steps. Read More
Want to Lower Your Tax Burden? What Contractors Need to Know About the New Repair
Regulation Rules
Tom Leach, Partner-in-Charge
Construction Today
With the tax filing deadline quickly approaching, contractors are focusing on making year-end
financial decisions. Since the new repair regulation rules come with serious financial
implications, contractors need to understand how to maximize potential tax benefits. Read More