by Christopher Kellner | Jan 15, 2025 | BCS Management, Economic Development
A vibrant, thriving community only happens at the intersection of many critical factors. By successfully fostering and coordinating these factors, communities can flourish and sustain themselves even in challenging times. In this blog, we cover the 5 key areas that...
by Christopher Kellner | Sep 20, 2024 | BCS Management, Economic Development, Water Quality
Water is the lifeblood of Indiana’s future. The Indiana Water Summit is a forum designed to address the complex issues surrounding Indiana’s water supply. The 2024 summit themes included regional water planning, water rights and policy, and the role of water /...
by Christopher Kellner | Aug 19, 2024 | BCS Management, Economic Development, Water Quality
At BCS, many of our projects aim to sustain and improve water quality in a community. Whether that’s through a septic elimination campaign or regional sewer district oversight for our clients, we want to be part of the solution to improve Indiana’s water quality. Does...
by Lana Beregszazi | Jul 30, 2024 | BCS Management, Cybersecurity, Municipalities
Local governments are not immune to the rising tide of cyberattacks. In fact, municipalities have become prime targets for hackers due to the sensitive data they hold and the potential for disrupting essential services. Recognizing this growing threat, we’ve...
by Christopher Kellner | Jul 5, 2024 | BCS Management, Compliance, Municipalities, Project Management
When I say thief, what pops into your head? More and more, the image of a hacker – like the one above – is conjured in our heads due to the rise of ransomware and similar cybersecurity threats. And yet, the most likely culprit is probably your own...
by Lana Beregszazi | May 31, 2023 | BCS Management
Reflecting on our first decade, looking forward to the next. A decade has passed since May 2013 when I got a call about an opportunity from a friend of a friend. I took a leap and quit my salaried program manager job with four days’ notice and became a self-employed...
