2302, 2021

Four and a Half Things Biden Should Do for the Software and Tech Industry – access now

By |February 23rd, 2021|Uncategorized|0 Comments

by Rick White, Former U.S Congressman & CEO of Technet
February 3, 2021
Published in nextgov.comAs President Biden takes office, tech policy is high on his agenda. That makes sense: The tech industry is a key driver of prosperity and growth, and all of us should wish the president success in this area.

But tech policy is tricky. The tech industry and the government are two very different worlds. Tech companies thrive on independence and competition, and even more than most U.S. businesses, they’re skeptical when they hear the phrase, “I’m from the government and I’m here to help.”

I founded the Internet Caucus when I was in Congress, ran a tech policy organization for several years, and have spent many years advising and running […]

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802, 2021

The Next Big Thing for Dental Laboratories: A Tax Credit? – access now

By |February 8th, 2021|Uncategorized|0 Comments

The year is 2020, and new more affordable technologies have made it possible for dental practices and labs to expand their capabilities to better serve their patients than ever before. Implementing these technologies and hiring the staff necessary to operate them of course comes at a cost. The federal government, however, has long rewarded companies that are innovating their businesses with powerful tax incentives and dental practices are now realizing they too can qualify.

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502, 2021

2021 Planning for the Cattle Industry – access now

By |February 5th, 2021|Uncategorized|0 Comments

by Mike Johanns, Former U.S. Secretary of Agriculture, former Nebraska Governor & former U.S. Senator; alliantgroup Chairman of AgricultureAs we put 2020 in the rear-view mirror, the cattle industry should be preparing now to make this year better than the last one. Unfortunately, the election has not made the future any clearer for the industry, which makes planning for 2021 a little more difficult.

Luckily, we have been having extensive conversations with our contacts in Washington so we can offer insights to beef producers on how they can better position themselves for the new year.

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