A prescription for economic steroids before the midterms
During my tenure in Congress, I observed a fundamental truth about American democracy—when Americans vote for change, they vote because of their wallets. It’s that simple.
During my tenure in Congress, I observed a fundamental truth about American democracy—when Americans vote for change, they vote because of their wallets. It’s that simple.
While AI Agents, or agentic AIs, are being touted as the next leap in human productivity, the unadvertised reality is that, like other AI technologies, they are only as good as the humans that design and use them.
alliant is thrilled to welcome Anders Rajka to the alliantDigital team. As alliant continues to build out a full-service technology consulting practice with leading AI and Automation capabilities, Anders is part of the world class talent needed to continue this expansive growth.
As the Trump administration moves forward with his tariff promises, hitting America’s biggest trading partners – we know for certain the impacts will be wide and felt across various industries.
A suite of generative AI chatbots and tutors used by Bryant University students, faculty and staff has been honored in the 2025 US CIO 100 Awards, which recognize innovative organizations that exemplify the highest level of strategic and operational excellence in IT.
Updated The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has been issuing tens of thousands of Letter 105C notices, denying Employee Retention Credit (ERC) claims. The volume of ERC claims, many facilitated by…
If your company works with or for the government, you may be struggling. At the very least you’re probably worried or unsure about what’s to come in the near future – or even tomorrow. If you’re a government contractor especially, you may even feel like a walking target, waiting powerlessly for the worst-case scenario to come and knock you down.
Expect plenty of changes in the world of tax under the new administration.
Even in an industry as massive, fluid and precarious as tech, AI’s rapid ascension has few parallels. Statements that were hyperbole just six months ago are now commonly accepted to the point of cliche.
Just before Inauguration Day, inflation data showed that the so-called shelter index—costs, including rent, mortgage payments, insurance, and utilities, that make up the biggest part of inflation—had risen for the 56th consecutive month.