The passage of the 2018 National Defense Authorization Act brought with it a charge for government to modernize its technology infrastructure through the Modernizing Government Technology Act (MGT Act.) The law spurred agencies to enhance mission effectiveness, reduce cybersecurity risks and build a modern IT workforce in order to deliver better service to citizens. In this briefing, we’ll explore the approach that government is taking i...

The President’s Management Agenda (PMA) identified three pillars that are driving deep-seated transformation in government. These ambitious goals are vital to fulfilling DOD’s next-generation mission to enhance federal IT and digital services, reduce cybersecurity risks to the federal mission, and build a modern IT workforce. Collectively, these are the catalyst to dramatically accelerate the DOD’s IT modernization efforts to...

In the recently released President’s Management Agenda, IT modernization is identified as one of three key drivers of transformation in government. This hard-charging discussion will focus on agencies can achieve the next generation network, methods to secure their enterprise, and best practices to spur transformation. This video webinar will feature Government Matter’s host Francis Rose discussing IT modernization with IT leaders...

The General Services Administration’s Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions (GSA EIS) contract is an important vehicle to modernize the federal government’s IT services. Modernization efforts in government are targeted at supporting continued movement to the cloud and safeguarding networks from today’s cybersecurity threats. This webinar will explore the future of government networks and techniques to secure the federal enterprise.

In the ever-evolving cybersecurity front lines, adversaries find new and creative ways to phish or hack their way into agency networks and data resources. Increasingly, agencies are incorporating threat intelligence and analysis to augment their network logs and other traditional cyber protection tools. This webinar will take an in-depth look at threat intelligence, how to incorporate it into cybersecurity operations, ways to fine-tune risk ma...

* Government attendees only The General Services Administration’s Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions (GSA EIS) contract has been established as an important vehicle to modernize the federal government’s information technology services. These IT modernization efforts should be transformative, supporting continued movement to the cloud and safeguarding networks from today’s cybersecurity threats.What networking and IT trends a...

As we enter a new age of data analytics, cloud, and modern engagement technologies, government agencies are adopting new ways to fulfill government’s mission and engage with stakeholders. These hard-charging approaches reflect decisive movement from a data center-centric environment to more flexible architectures that permit ready access to data and information across the enterprise. This webinar will take an in-depth look at how agencie...

Agencies are vying for IT modernization funds to tap into emerging technological trends to drive performance advancements and enhance security in public services while being mindful of taking a cloud-first approach. DevOps, agile, APIs, and more are underpinning technological change across government. This webinar will closely examine how agencies can meet the mandate for IT modernization today.

Intelligent automation (IA) is the combination of artificial intelligence and automation and covers a spectrum of technologies from robotics to chat bots and self-driving cars. Uses for these technologies range from the routine to the revolutionary: from collecting, analyzing, and making decisions about textual information to guiding autonomous vehicles and advanced robots. This webinar will take an in-depth look at how agencies are using inte...

Competition for talent is at an all-time high, and unemployment rates have dipped to pre-recession levels. Skills gaps and shortages are negatively impacting agencies’ abilities to make hires in key segments like technology and healthcare. According to the Office of Personnel Management’s most recent Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey, only 32% report that they have the ability to recruit people with the right talent and skills.