For a Stronger U.S.–UK Relationship, Starmer Should End Digital Protectionism
President Trump’s state visit to the United Kingdom this week comes at a moment when the U.S.–UK “special relationship” is strained by the UK’s approach to regulating technology. Specifically in […]
Federal Government Could Save $3 Billion Annually by Increasing Competition in Government Software, Finds New Report
WASHINGTON: A new report by government procurement lawyer and software industry expert Michael Garland, published by NetChoice, reveals that the federal government’s broken software procurement system, a relic from the […]
The Federal Government’s Costly “Subscription” Problem
If you’ve ever lost track of a few streaming subscriptions or realized you’re still paying for a service you no longer use, you know the feeling: small charges add up […]
What Is Government Software Procurement and Why Should Taxpayers Care?
When people think about government spending, they usually imagine big-ticket items: social programs, highways, and military funding for planes and tanks. But as with wider society, very few of the […]
