The proliferation of digital technology has created an awe-inspiring number of new connections, products, services, and efficiencies that previous generations of analog humans could only imagine. Technology is evolving at a breath-taking pace. Tension exists between the operational necessity to maintain lumbering legacy systems and the imperative to invest in mission-critical systems through a modernized, open, agile enterprise. This webinar w...

Cloud computing, mobile devices, the Internet of Things, and the increasing digitization of information in a hybrid computing environment present new challenges to securing data and information, especially for government agencies. The cyber-threat landscape requires an ongoing and relentless focus on security, especially when considering that many current government security, privacy, and compliance policies were developed in an on-premises on...

The federal government produces and collects petabytes of information every day, from mission data to employee records to social media postings. Data governance issues such as protection of sensitive data, privacy, stringent encryption standards, and access for Freedom of Information Act requests are serious considerations when moving data to the cloud. This video webinar will look at a broad range of technological issues around securing and m...

General Gustave "Gus" Perna, Commander of the Army Materiel Command, repeatedly stresses readiness as the Army’s most fundamental priority. Defined broadly as the ability of the U.S. armed forces to perform their required missions, whether against near-peer or asymmetric threats, “readiness” is shaped by many factors. These include the ability and well-being of military personnel and the availability and performance of milita...

The White House report on efforts to modernize government technology provides a roadmap to help government more rapidly leverage American innovation. The draft advises agencies to reallocate funding from obsolete legacy IT systems to modern technologies, cloud solutions, and shared services, using agile development practices. This webinar will discuss how agencies are utilizing technology modernization to rapidly adopt industry innovation, min...

Government mobile users are being targeted by hackers who are seeking an avenue to attack back-end computer systems that contain the data of millions of Americans. Security operations centers now deal with a variety of cyber vectors including man-in-the-middle attacks, errant apps, adware, ransomware, and attempts to root mobile devices. A recent study by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security says threats to mobile devices range from those...

The Administration is calling for sweeping transformation of the federal government’s technology, led by a broad mandate to replace all paper-based forms with easy-to-use, mobile-friendly digital experiences. Research estimates that the cost of every manual document process is 42 times the cost of conducting the same process digitally. Challenges with paper-based forms include poor citizen and employee experience, inefficient manual work...

According to leading research firm Deltek, Federal health IT will continue to grow overall shrinking budgets. Legacy systems are ripe for transformation as healthcare delivery becomes more preventative and patient-centric through the use of business processes that are more efficient and enabled by information technology. This video webinar will look at a broad range of technological advances from electronic health records and payment systems t...

The Defense Information Systems Agency views the cloud as the centerpiece of data center consolidation, enabling the military to conserve budget as well as free up space in existing facilities for mission needs. The Department of Defense has a global mission to deliver capabilities and data to millions of soldiers and civilian employees around the world every day in real time. This video webinar will explore best practices for implementing a m...

The Administration is calling for sweeping transformation of the federal government’s technology, citing a broad mandate to convert paper-based forms into easy-to-use websites. IDC estimates that 37% of financial processes are driven by paper, a laboriously slow and error-prone process. This webinar will explore how web-based financial processing is transforming the administrative experience and supporting the mission in government. Lear...