AFCEA DC Virtual Event Series: Army
The Department of Defense (DoD) is focused on building a modern, innovative joint armed force equipped to defend our nation and national security interests around the world. The FY21 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) accelerates innovation so the armed forces can compete effectively and regain comparative advantage over adversaries. Aligning with FY21 NDAA priorities, AFCEA DC's overarching theme for our Virtual Event Series 2020-2021...
Dcode Virtual: End of Year Strategy
The end of the fiscal year will be upon us in no time. Learn how to make the most of federal end-of-year funds with Dcode Chief Strategy Officer Meg Vorland and Managing Director Lisa Gaisford.
April 22, 2021
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AFCEA DC 5G Defense Technology Summit
Harnessing 5G Capabilities for The Future Joint Force Fifth generation mobile networks, or 5G, promises low latency, higher speeds and ubiquitous connectivity of people and systems across the defense and military enterprise. According to the Defense Department 5G Strategy, “those nations that master advanced communications technologies and ubiquitous connectivity will have a long-term economic and military advantage.” The military...
Dcode Virtual: United States Air Force...
Join Dcode CEO Meagan Metzger and USAF CIO Lauren Knausenberger for a live, virtual discussion about government modernization, innovating with emerging tech, Q&A, and more.
March 25, 2021
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Dcode Virtual: SBIRs & MOUs
Join Dcode experts Riya Patel and Lauren Strayhorn for a deep dive into a few key areas of the SBIR process: MOUs and Letters of Intent. You'll learn about the roles and responsibilities between tech companies applying for SBIR funds and government organizations, when and why MOUs are relevant, and how to get end-users for SBIR contracts.
March 4, 2021
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AFCEA DC VES: Harnessing AI/ML for All-...
The future of warfare rests on the ability of the armed forces to extract and unlock actionable insights from data to gain an advantage over adversaries on the battlefield wherever it may be--land, air, sea, cyberspace, or Space. To that end, the Pentagon’s Joint Artificial Intelligence Center (JAIC) is working on tools to help in joint, all-domain operations. JAIC officials have reported the center is involved in the Air Force’s A...
Achieving speed to capability in government
Note: The event URL to join us is: www.aka.ms/AzureGovMeetupLive Today’s mission speed continues to outpace government’s ability to deliver modern capabilities to end users. To keep pace with mission demands, agencies are reimagining their IT efforts including leveraging powerful technologies such as continuous software deployment, container management, automated machine learning, and serverless PaaS. To hear about the latest trend...
AFCEA DC 5G: Powering Military Smart Bases
AFCEA DC’s overarching theme for our 2020-2021 Virtual Event Series, "A Common Defense: Modern. Innovative. Joint," is in alignment with the 60th annual NDAA, which features 5G, or fifth generation networking, as a fundamental element. Fifth generation wireless technologies have the potential to revolutionize and transform DoD operations, particularly around the development of military smart bases. After Hurricane Michael severely damage...
Balancing security + gov cloud innovation
The proliferation of data combined with the speed of advancing technology bring complex challenges to government’s ability to protect itself from evolving cyberthreats while striving to accelerate cloud innovation. In support of National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, we invite you to register and join us for a virtual Azure Government Meetup, “Balancing security + gov cloud innovation,” via Teams Live Event. During this fre...
AFCEA DC The Road to Zero Trust
The Department of Defense (DoD) operates one of the world’s largest and most complex set of networks. An ever-increasing number of users and endpoint devices connect to these defense networks, multiplying points of entry and attack. As a result, the DoD is reassessing the current method of perimeter security, considering new methods such as “zero trust.” Rooted in the principle of “never trust, always verify,” a z...
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