The Government Contract Management Symposium (GCMS) is held annually by the National Contract Management Association (NCMA) in the Washington, DC metro area, providing training for contracting professionals in both government and industry. The two-day symposium consists of keynote addresses from contracting and acquisition leaders, nontraditional panel discussions, 35 breakout sessions, and many networking opportunities with 1,000+ attendees....

This Forum furthers AUSA's effort to impress upon industry leadership the urgent need for strong, ready landpower forces and to enlist support in communicating the landpower story to Congress, the media and other opinion-shapers within their respective companies and the communities in which their enterprises operate.

THEME Strategic Competition with Russia and China: Implications for U.S. and Allied Ground Forces. OBJECTIVE Highlight implications (in force posture, sizing, capabilities, and doctrine) to U.S. and Allied ground forces of the threats posed by revisionist powers Russia and China. REGISTRATION Online registration is open until 5 p.m. on 28 October 2019. After that date, all registration will be on-site on 30 October 2019. For further details, p...

Agency personnel must navigate an ocean of vendor solutions, government mandates, and bureaucratic obstacles in their quest to support their agency mission and deliver services to citizens, business users, and warfighters. To succeed, we must focus not only on the technologies implemented but on how the leaders in our organizations are implementing programs, engaging stakeholders, and empowering teams to drive the outcomes desired. ​ Dur...

The Government Contract Management Symposium (GCMS) is held annually by the National Contract Management Association (NCMA) in the Washington, DC metro area, providing training for contracting professionals in both government and industry. This year's event features a keynote address from former NSA director Keith Alexander, main stage discussions on acquisition team best practices and workforce professional development, 35 breakout sessions,...

Hear from federal government and industry about the latest acquisition trends and opportunities for small businesses in defense and intel contracting. Networking opportunities available. Light breakfast (pastries, OJ and coffee) will be provided. This eventually typically draws 150-200 attendees. It is a conference with speakers and panelist. Sponsors and speakers will be announced as they confirm.

The 2018 Blockchain and Automated IT for Government Summit will provide a forum for members of the DoD, Federal Government, Private Industry, Academia, and other relevant stakeholders to discuss the innovative capabilities and applications of blockchain, robotic process automation, emerging machine-learning capabilities and varying automated IT technologies for improving business processes within the DoD and Government IT environments.

The Government Contract Management Symposium (GCMS) is held annually by the National Contract Management Association (NCMA) in the Washington, DC metro area. Formerly intended for those in federal sector, it has grown to provide training for professionals in both government and industry contracting. This year's symposium consists of keynote addresses from cybersecurity and technology leaders, nontraditional panel discussions, 30 breakout sessi...

The government of the future is upon us. American citizens expect secure and on-demand digital services from federal agencies - anytime, anywhere. Likewise, the federal workforce needs modern, innovative digital tools to fulfill agency missions in an efficient, effective manner. Join top government officials and industry experts Feb. 8, 2017, for Verizon's Government of the Future Summit, produced by FedScoop, as they discuss the latest trends...

Digital transformation is the future. And open source collaboration continues to provide the strongest foundation. As we adapt to this changing environment, our emphasis is on seamless and secure design, development, and deployment. Community-powered innovation gives us the most out of emerging technologies—whether it’s modernizing architectures, speeding application development, or moving workloads to the cloud. Because when we ha...