Mr. Basil S. Nikas

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  Basil Nikas, Founding Board MemberPresidentSicommNet Homeland Security Division 3219 Chesapeake Street, NWWashington, DC 20008202-363-5889basil@sicomm.net

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  Government is embracing the Internet and smart card technologies at an unparalleled rate , said Basil Nikas , CEO of iNetPurchasing Inc. and SmarteGov.

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  Basil Nikas, CEO, iNetPurchasing.Com

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  Basil NikasFounding Board MemberNational Electronic Commerce Coordinating Council
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  A founding partner and President of the iCatalog Division of SicommNet, Mr. Nikas has concentrated his efforts in creating strategic alliances and fostering the growth of Electronic Commerce in the public sector arena.Mr. Nikas gathered a team of top public sector purchasing professionals and Internet/database technologists to develop end-to-end Internet based public purchasing services as the next paradigm in cross agency, co-op purchasing.The SicommNet Team is the leading e-Procurement service provider to the state and local market serving the states of Hawaii, Maine and Idaho and US Marine Corps Logistics Command with over 40,000 vendors and hundreds of thousands of commodity items listed in its master catalog trading partner service.
  
  Mr. Nikas served as the ITAA (Information Technology Association of America) Delegate/Board Member on the NECCC, and was Chairman of the ITAA State and Local Public Enterprise Electronic Commerce Committee from 1998-2001.In December 2001, Mr. Nikas was voted a lifetime status of Ex-Officio Founding Board Member of NECCC along with Carolyn Purcell, Texas state CIO.
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  Mr. Nikas chaired numerous committees on the NECCC such as the NECCC Privacy 2000 Work Group.Mr. Nikas also serves as Co-Chair of the NIGP (National Institute of Governmental Purchasing) Supplier Advisory Council.Mr. Nikas has spoken extensively throughout the United States on Electronic Procurement, E- Government, Internet Privacy and Security issues.
  
  Mr. Nikas co-authored the NECCC "Privacy Policies: Are You Prepared" - a guidebook for state and local governments.He also prepared the NECCC Bulletin on "The Uniform Electronic Transaction Act (UETA) and House and Senate Bills HR 1714 and S 761."He was a task force member on NECCC publications "Electronic Commerce: A Blueprint for States," "E-Government Strategic Planning" and "Enterprise Electronic Government."He also wrote the chapter on "eProcurement in State and Local Government" for an all-encompassing book on eGovernment, which was published and distributed to over 5,000 state and local officials.
  
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  Basil Nikas, CEO, iNet Purchasing (Research and Development)
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  Basil Nikas, CEO, iNet Purchasing

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  Basil Nikas, an NECCC board member who moderated the sessions, said few governments have business continuity plans in place in case of an attack, and corporations aren't even taking it seriously.
  
  NECCC likely will develop workgroups in the coming year on homeland security, business continuity and even one on a national identification card, said Nikas, who also is chief executive officer of iNetPurchasing Inc.
  
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  Between 3 % and 6 % of a state's total operating budget goes to purchasing processes , said Basil S. Nikas , iNetPurchasing.Com's CEO.In the last three years , state and local government officials have realized the need for a major overhaul of one of government's costliest and most critical operations -- the purchasing process… There is approximately $235 billion dollars being spent per year by the 150 largest entities.Industry analysts estimate the market availability to be in excess of $3.5 trillion by 2001.While 20 % of that spending is on large public projects , 80 % is on commodities , things those governments use every day..
  
  According to the companies , in 1999 , Request for Proposals ( RFPs ) for Statewide , Internet-based Procurement Solutions were issued by Arizona , Idaho , Texas and Maine.Each one specified that a ) the system must be Internet based , b ) ready for implementation ( not design and build ) , and c ) there were no funds allocated for these contracts and that the responding vendors must indicate a financial model for cost recovery.

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  Basil NikasPresident and CEO

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  The company already has Montgomery County, Pa., as a customer and soon will announce two additional customers, including a major eastern city, said Basil Nikas, chief executive officer.
  
  These companies are offering self-funding e-Procurement solutions in which governments will pay little, if any, costs.Instead, the vendors will bear the upfront costs for installing the systems and then recoup their investments largely through modest transaction fees paid each time government buyers make online purchases.
  
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  E-commerce levels the playing field for small businesses by allowing them to get in on government purchasing, said Nikas.
  
  Governments also are attracted to e-Procurement by the allure of savings.

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  The company already has Montgomery County , Pa. , as a customer and soon will announce two additional customers , including a major eastern city , said Basil Nikas , chief executive officer.
  
  These companies are offering self-funding e-Procurement solutions in which governments will pay little , if any , costs.Instead , the vendors will bear the upfront costs for installing the systems and then recoup their investments largely through modest transaction fees paid each time government buyers make online purchases.
  
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  E-commerce levels the playing field for small businesses by allowing them to get in on government purchasing , said Nikas.
  
  Governments also are attracted to e-Procurement by the allure of savings.

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