To protect the health and safety of attendees, this event has been moved to online-only due to COVID-19 concerns. Enterprise Architecture has become one of the pillars of the federal IT world to help make operations run smoothly, seamlessly and maneuver easily. No matter what technology is touted, or how service oriented and agile the applications are — especially cloud-based or SAAS environments — technology systems must be design...

Organizations recognize successful enterprise architecture programs as an integral part of delivering value by helping to reduce confusion and unnecessary complexity resulting from issues such as functional silos, disjointed strategy, duplication of effort, poor integration and more. However, establishing an EA practice that is valued by the organization is difficult. More often than not, existing programs fail, or new programs don’t rea...

Desktop-as-a-Service allows government IT providers to utilize a cloud-hosted solution for managed desktop and application delivery. During this webinar, you will learn how to enable FedRAMP-ready digital workspaces for either your Azure Government Cloud & AWS GovCloud.

Join FEAC Institute's Dr. Cort Coghill for a brief overview of the enterprise-wide approach for problem solving to achieve enterprise outcomes, an approach that builds a foundation for successful EA execution.

This workshop focuses on how EA practitioners can either revive or establish an enterprise architecture program that is connected to business drivers and relate the cost of the practice to business value. Workshop participants will learn how to change organizational stakeholders’ and leadership perception of EA. This hands-on workshop will provide the tools and resources to build an EA practice roadmap for establishing an enterprise-wide...

Within many government organizations, critical and often customized applications developed decades ago keep operations running and hold much-needed data. These applications run on legacy systems and while the hardware is reliable now…they are quickly beyond end-of-life status. In addition, the source code for these applications is often not replicable, causing an expensive dilemma for the organization. If your agency is trying to figure...

Enterprise Architecture has become one of the pillars of the federal IT world to help make operations run smoothly, seamlessly and maneuver easily. No matter what technology is touted, or how service oriented and agile the applications are — especially cloud-based or SAAS environments — technology systems must be designed and implemented to support the business or mission and enable processes. If integrated IT systems don’t w...

As a follow-up to Digital Government Institute’s popular flagship E-Discovery, Records & Information Management Conference held in March, government Records Management professionals will once again gather in August to network and continue the dialog about e-discovery, records and information management policies, applications and technologies. The Records Management Conference is co-located with the 6th annual 930gov Conference, Trade...

Federal, State and Local Knowledge Management professionals have been working on turning information into knowledge since the 1990’s. The need for government to learn, innovate, adapt and change continues to grow in importance. Knowledge Management can be a key driver for positive change and should be used to solve agency problems and help agencies perform better. By implementing and enhancing KM strategies, government agencies can more...

As multiple, prior administrations came to understand, a good portion of the annual Federal IT budget is allocated to keeping legacy systems functioning, ultimately draining precious funds away from modernizing systems and capabilities. Over the years, costs to maintain these “end-of-life” systems continued to grow. The goal of the IT Modernization effort is to replace legacy IT systems and modernize so agencies can (1) more easily...