Federal Wireless User Symposium

The federal government is the last frontier for a mobile, wireless workplace.  Fears about security, cost and productivity have kept many agencies on the fringes.

Yet there have been many major successful implementations of wireless in the government sphere – from large buildings such as the Pentagon, to the wide open spaces of the battlefield.  Wireless now provides a level of security that can even be used for classified transmissions.

Join us for the first-ever Federal Wireless Users Symposium on May 2nd.  The event will kick-off with a keynote from Keerti Melkote, co-founder, SVP and General Manager - Aruba, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise company.  You will also hear from various government experts who will share their experiences implementing wireless networks.

This is a no-cost, one-of-a-kind symposium presented to government agencies by government experts.

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