Service Tag: Government Relations and Regulatory Affairs

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Most Government Decisions Are Shaped Before The Public Ever Sees Them

Projects Don’t Fail at the Public Hearing — They Fail Months Before It

The 48-Hour Window: Why the First Two Days of a Government-Related Crisis Determine the Outcome

The Constraints Closing In on North Carolina’s Data Center Market

North Carolina Is One of America’s Most Important Federal Markets and Few Companies Are Seizing It

Why Data Centers Belong in the Homeland Security Conversation

Homeland Security Is Becoming a Massive Market — Winning It Is Harder Than It Looks

The Hidden Government Risks That Kill Deals, Delay Projects, and Reshape Entire Markets

The Companies Winning Government Markets Usually Start Long Before the RFP

The Future of GovTech in North Carolina Runs Through NCDIT

Why Texas Is Winning the Data Center Race — and What North Carolina Would Have to Change to Catch Up

Charlotte Is Rethinking How It Manages Large-Scale Development — and the Debate Is Just Getting Started

Power Availability Is Becoming the Defining Constraint on AI Infrastructure Growth

Charlotte’s Growth Fight Is Becoming Regional

The Energy Decisions Shaping North Carolina Aren’t Waiting for 2027

Insurance Availability Is Becoming a Government Risk Issue — and North Carolina Is Feeling It

Duke Energy’s Rate Case Is About More Than Your Monthly Bill

North Carolina’s County Governments Have a Technology Procurement Problem. Most Vendors Don’t See It Coming.

North Carolina’s Budget Deal Is Finally Moving. Here’s What’s Actually in It — and What Comes Next

Government Relations and Regulatory Affairs