by Sam Hardin | Jun 29, 2026 | Blog, Case Management, Child Care Licensing, Firearms Permitting, Human Care, Industry Expertise, Licensing and Permitting
5 Principles for Building Regulatory Resilience Almost every major regulatory improvement comes with a story, often involving failure, such as a breach, scandal, controversy or major enforcement action. To build resilience and prevent public failures, high-reliability...
by Sam Hardin | Apr 12, 2026 | Case Management, Child Care Licensing, Firearms Permitting, GovRAMP, Human Care, Licensing and Permitting, Modernization, News, Webinars
Join GL Solutions for our quarterly webinar to learn more about licensing tool enhancements to GL Suite and our new GovRAMP Ready security status. GL Solutions’ Chief Revenue Officer Sam Hardin guides you through a discussion of these features and provides helpful...
by Sam Hardin | Apr 2, 2026 | Blog, Enforcement Investigations, Licensing and Permitting, Mobile Forms, Specialized Solutions
Regulatory inspectors spend most of their time in the field, far from the office and from the data systems that inform their work. When they carry outdated information onto a job site or when they return to headquarters with a clipboard full of handwritten notes, the...
by Sam Hardin | Jan 20, 2026 | Case Management, Child Care Licensing, Firearms Permitting, GovRAMP, Human Care, Implementation, Industry Expertise, Integrated Guidance, Licensing and Permitting, Modernization, News
Kalispell, Mont. — January 20, 2026 On January 19, GovRAMP awarded GL Suite, regulatory software from GL Solutions, GovRAMP Ready status—the first licensing solution to achieve the security standard. According to the GovRAMP Executive Director Leah McGrath, “the...
by Sam Hardin | Jan 19, 2026 | Blog, Child Care Licensing, Human Care, Licensing and Permitting, Mobile Forms, Specialized Solutions
Inspectors spend most of their time in the field and often still record their findings the old-fashioned way: on paper. This outdated process slows operations as staff re-enter the same information into the agency’s system, introducing delays and increasing the risk...
