The federal model for IT has evolved, embracing the as-a-service model as the next step in implementing cloud computing. Agencies are increasingly acquiring cloud services to host their applications while adopting software development practices tailored to the virtualized, hybrid cloud environment. Multiple clouds in multiple geographies can enhance application performance and therefore service to both citizen and agency users. Management of m...

The network of the future is driven by technologies like artificial intelligence, machine learning, block chain, and zero trust and their impact on disaster relief, medical readiness, data management, maintenance and logistics, vehicle safety and cyber resiliency. These trends provide the digital dexterity to deploy cost-effective innovation to hone the government’s global edge.The ability to operate networks so they are adaptable to any...

State and local government IT leaders are embracing multi- and hybrid cloud environments to increase efficiency, manage costs, and provide the secure environment that is vitally important to the citizens they serve. In addition, using a cloud management platform provides a consolidated view of your cloud environment that empowers managers to leverage and optimize IT infrastructure resources. This webinar will how agencies use a multi-cloud man...

* Government attendees only The General Services Administration’s Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions (GSA EIS) contract has been established as an important vehicle to modernize the federal government’s information technology services. These IT modernization efforts should be transformative, supporting continued movement to the cloud and safeguarding networks from today’s cybersecurity threats.What networking and IT trends a...

Today’s state and local government agencies struggle to maintain the delicate balance between the growing demand for technology services and tightening budget restraints. Whether the challenge is in the area of digital forensics, online services, disaster recovery or more, the data and demands keep growing and becoming more complex by the day.) This roundtable discussion will consist of an open dialogue between peers from the Texas publi...

Technology advances are redefining the way Federal agencies work towards their diverse missions. Underlying these new capabilities is the mandate to provide a secure, integrated, standards-based architecture that ensures uninterrupted global access to the network and that enables greater scale, agility, collaboration and decisive action regardless of location. This webinar will explore how Federal agencies are transforming and modernizing thei...

Whether to open government for greater transparency, secure Federal buildings, networks and IoT, or improve healthcare delivery, public sector technologists have staggering workloads. Regardless of the mission, modernizing entries operations are a first step in enabling the connected government. This briefing will touch on critical aspects of technology modernization that can affect engagement, secure networks, the smart city, and healthcare I...

According to the Office of Management and Budget, three-quarters of IT budgets are going toward the maintenance of legacy IT investments. As a means to adopt more efficient, secure, and modern IT systems and infrastructure, government is turning to an “as-a-service” model. This technique provides a self-sustaining mechanism for Federal agencies to regularly refresh their IT systems based on up-to-date technologies and best practice...

Trends in Government Security: Securing and Modernizing Mission-Critical NetworksThe Administration’s Cross-Agency Priority Goals have established the security of government’s information operations environment as the #1 mission-focused performance goal. In order to meet this goal, a modern, reliable network is required to embrace new technologies and address the demands of new applications. This briefing will tap industry best pra...

The Federal budget allocates over $3 billion dollars for modernization of information technology infrastructure. While these efforts will help to reduce operations and maintenance costs through greater efficiency, they will also open doors to innovation and the introduction of new technologies. Several factors are driving this, including increasing mobility and the need to update desktop operating systems on hundreds of thousands of federal PC...