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INPUT Introduces Dynamic Organization Charts to Help Organizations Navigate Federal Agencies
INPUT released a new dynamic feature for its Federal Organization Charts and Contacts product allowing users to navigate federal government organizations in their Web browser
Reston, VA (Vocus/PRWEB ) August 19, 2008 — INPUT, the authority on government business, released new Federal Organization Charts and Contacts that allow vendors to navigate federal agencies in their Web browser to find contacts, related procurement opportunities, articles and documents.
“The interactive capability of the new Federal Organization Charts and Contacts from INPUT makes it easy for vendors to find key contacts and opportunities, and saves weeks of research time,” said Kevin Plexico, senior vice president for INPUT. “Instead of using multiple Web sites and calling various departments, vendors can now get key contacts for specific federal organizations and opportunities on one Web site.”
With over 280,000 contacts and 450 organization charts available in INPUT database, vendors benefit by saving valuable research time and connecting to key decision makers in government quickly.
More details on how to purchase INPUT’ Federal Organization Charts and Contacts are available at http://www.input.com/corp/research/orgcharts.cfm?cmp=OTC-mrdynorgchart808.
EDITOR’S NOTE: To speak with an INPUT representative regarding this release, please contact Helena Brito at hbrito(at)input.com or 703-707-4161.
About INPUT
INPUT is the authority on government business. Established in 1974, INPUT helps companies develop federal, state, and local government business and helps public sector organizations achieve their objectives. Over 1,300 member organizations, including small specialized companies, new entrants to the public sector, and the largest government contractors and agencies, rely on INPUT for the latest and most comprehensive procurement and market information, consulting, powerful sales management tools, and educational & networking events. For more information about INPUT, visit www.input.com or call 703-707-3500.
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