| − | The company operates in a unique niche of the ERP software industry: its software is designed for companies which need to account for costs by project (or sub-portions thereof), and specifically for government contractors (which have stringent accounting rules with which they must comply, specifically the [[Federal Acquisition Regulation]] and agency supplements and the [[Cost Accounting Standards]]). As such, the company is located in [[Herndon, Virginia]], part of the Washington DC metro area, where many government contractors have their headquarters or major centers of operation. | + | The company operates in a unique niche of the ERP software industry: its software is designed for companies which need to account for costs by project (or sub-portions thereof), and specifically for government contractors which have stringent accounting rules with which they must comply, such as the [[Federal Acquisition Regulations]] and agency supplements and the [[Cost Accounting Standards]]. As such, the company is located in [[Herndon, Virginia]], part of the Washington DC metro area, where many government contractors have their headquarters or major centers of operation. |
| | Its main product is '''CostPoint'''. Another major product (acquired when the firm purchased a competitor) is '''ProPricer''', used for government contract proposals. | | Its main product is '''CostPoint'''. Another major product (acquired when the firm purchased a competitor) is '''ProPricer''', used for government contract proposals. |