The current remote work climate is pushing federal agencies to accelerate their digital transformation strategy and adopt new approaches in their technology journey. Artificial intelligence (AI) in the many forms it takes are the latest technologies positioned to reconstruct how federal agencies and enterprises work and learn. In a time when the traditional workplace is transitioning to a hybrid, if not completely remote, environment, AI has b...

As they the public sector undergoes digital transformations, government agencies, departments, and missions are ingesting and managing is collecting more data from more sources than ever before. As agencies seek to harness this data explosion, how can they optimize their enterprise and mission level data flow and ensure their data security? During this digital webcast, Intel will explore highlight how edge computing can drive analytics and int...

Artificial intelligence might feel like something from the future, but many federal civilian and defense agencies have already integrated this technology into their plans for mission delivery. Leveraging AI in government operations promises to increase speed, efficiency and analytical power; it even has the capability to strengthen the security of data and critical infrastructure. As government agencies implement new technologies, they must do...

Tune in for a discussion brought to you by Defense One and INSA where a panel of public and private subject matter experts will discuss the need for both soft and hard skills to build successful AI teams in and out of government. While the increased use of AI requires a workforce specialized in digital skills and data science, success also requires strong critical thinking, problem solving and the use of interdisciplinary methods -- skills tha...

With so many applications for artificial intelligence, many agencies may be wondering how to utilize new technologies to solve mission problems in a way that is effective and appropriate. Different strategies can improve an organization’s data analytics and computing infrastructure. During this webcast, the Government Business Council will unveil insights from a forthcoming agency brief. Register today to hear government and industry tho...

Join Defense One and INSA for a discussion around re-skilling, up-skilling and the data-related knowledge and tools required for the Intelligence Community workforce. We’ll delve into best practices for building up a future-focused workforce equipped to support the Community’s current and future AI demands. The panel will explore: Increasing data acumen Private and public sector investment in tools and training The benefits of Univ...

Artificial intelligence might feel like something from the future, but many federal civilian and defense agencies have already integrated this technology into their plans for mission delivery. Leveraging AI in government operations promises to increase speed, efficiency and analytical power; it even has the capability to strengthen the security of data and critical infrastructure. As government agencies implement new technologies, they must do...

To protect the health and safety of attendees, this event has been postponed due to COVID-19 concerns. Join government and industry leaders and learn how to improve your organization's AI and data maturity, resulting in better data policies and practices around individual programs. Artificial intelligence has brought enticing new prospects for speed, accuracy, and connectivity to the government and businesses horizon. Agencies and companies ha...

From warfare platforms to operational logistics, cybersecurity to combat simulation and training, artificial intelligence and machine learning have the potential to transform the way the Department of Defense supports the warfighter and pursues its critical national security mission. Soon these cutting edge technologies will power the next generation of air, land, sea and cyber dominance.This digital viewcast will explore the capabilities of A...

Today’s information technology (IT) environment is constantly changing, bringing new opportunities along with new risks. Agencies across the federal government are challenged to keep pace with technological advances, speed up digital transformation, and increasingly adopt cloud services and mobile apps. With digital engagements and transactions on the rise, securing access to sensitive and classified data becomes even more critical to mi...