Explore the partnership and innovations instrumental to the success of HealthCare.gov. Jon Booth, presenting on the project publicly for the first time along with Judy Cohen, will share the key innovations they used leading up to the successful 2015 Open Enrollment and a glimpse into the next wave of innovations planned for the site. They'll also address the need for building effective vendor partnerships and how these pivotal relationships sh...

How Cloud is Driving Tomorrow’s Digital Government -- Cloud computing made early waves in government for its penchant to save agencies money and realize efficiencies inherent in purchasing IT as a service, but cloud has now become integral to a next-generation digital government. The federal government is both a massive consumer and producer of myriad data sets, and cloud computing is rapidly becoming the de facto mechanism for how data...

What brand attributes do government purchasers value most? Join us on December 10th at the Ritz-Carlton, Tysons Corner for an exclusive sneak preview of early research results from Leading Brands in Government - a new marketing intelligence program examining what government purchase influencers value most in their selection of vendors and how they perceive contractor brands. Hear early insights only available at this event, including: What con...

Today’s organizations and federal agencies have to protect their sensitive data from their own – it’s a simple fact of IT life these days. Thorough cybersecurity plans naturally protect an agency's secret or sensitive information from outsiders, but it’s become all too obvious in recent years that federal cybersecurity efforts must also safeguard that vital data from trusted insiders. Through malicious action or neglige...

Records and Information Management in the Federal Government has reached a tipping point in how information is created, managed, and retired or ultimately destroyed. With pressures on agencies reaching new levels of volumes and content types for both physical and digital records, and government initiatives intersecting at critical deadlines, agencies need to think differently about the future of their information management programs. Re-defini...

The federal government occupies approximately 500,000 buildings worldwide, spending billions of dollars annually on operational costs alone. Yet some agencies are using technology in unique ways to curb energy consumption and realize efficiencies integral to the overall success of their missions. This panel would explore the government’s innovative efforts to maximize efficiencies through data analysis and data-driven technology. Join us...

Securing government networks is growing ever more challenging as agencies face a growing variety of threats on one side and shrinking IT budgets on the other. Now more than ever, agencies need to turn to innovation to enable them to deal with threats of every type in a cost-effective way. They also find that even as they do so, the landscape of cybersecurity is changing around them. In the third installment of the Cybersecurity Series, we...

Over the past 30 years, the Intelligence Community has gone through several staffing peaks and valleys from the heights of the Cold War, to the peace dividend and associated cuts of the 1990’s, to the rapid expansion of counter-terrorism capabilities in the wake of 9/11, and now the sobering fiscal realities following the global recession that will require significant manpower reductions. In a dynamic, evolving threat environment, develo...

On November 14, the Defense One Summit will gather an exclusive audience of senior national security and defense leaders and stakeholders to look deep into the unprecedented transformation of defense strategy and operations. At this invitation-only event, more than 350 attendees will debate big ideas, share leadership lessons and hold timely conversations about the issues shaping U.S. defense strategy and global security. The dynamic schedule...