Join members of the community at 7:00 am MT on Tuesday, April 10, 2024, for the Space Division Breakfast. We are excited to announce Lt Gen Douglas Schiess, USSF as our keynote speaker for this event. Space is limited, so register today. Do not miss the opportunity to interface with the aerospace industry leaders and partners who directly support the Space program. NOTE: This event is closed to the press and operates under Chatham House Rules.

Please join AUSA for our in-person Coffee Series. The Association of the United States Army welcomes all members, employees or consultants of member companies, military, civilian government personnel, invited guests, and non-members that are interested or have an identifiable relationship with AUSA or the U.S. Army. NonMembers of AUSA: By registering for this event, you acknowledge that you will receive a complimentary AUSA Basic Membership if...

Please join AUSA for our in-person Coffee Series. The Association of the United States Army welcomes all members, employees or consultants of member companies, military, civilian government personnel, invited guests, and non-members that are interested or have an identifiable relationship with AUSA or the United States Army. This event will sell out – pre-registration is recommended. Same day registration is first come, first served star...

Join us on Wednesday, December 5th to get up-to-speed on production-level manufacturing technology and services offered for additive manufacturing by EOS North America. Throughout this educational event, EOS North America experts, Phillips Federal Applications Engineers, and experienced AM guest speakers will address design opportunities for AM, and cover materials needed to start and finish your AM build. The benefits of AM in different indus...

Known as the premier global space conference - the 34th Space Symposium, held April 16–19 in Colorado Springs, Colorado, will convene space leaders to discuss critical issues affecting all space sectors. The Symposium is considered the "must attend" event of the year for making critical and profitable connections.

Are you mired in product delays? Need to formalize acceptance standards from your supply chain? Close to half of all products are behind schedule, and one of top impediments to on-time delivery is the growing complexity in distributed organization and supply chains, within their products, and across a network of interrelated and interdependent products. As more organizations need to demonstrate compliance to process standards, deliver consiste...

CONTACT AFCEA Alamo ChapterPO Box 200363a Austin, TX 78720Phone: 866-445-9114Fax: 512-692-2651Email: info@alamoafcea.org Alamo Chapter of the Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association (AFCEA) Conference & Expo (Alamo ACE) San Antonio, Texas, December 13-16: The Alamo Chapter of AFCEA is pleased to host the 2nd Annual Alamo ACE, the premier symposium event for IT/Cybersecurity professionals. This year’s conference theme...

This three-day indroductory course has been taught to thousands of industry professionals for more than two decades, to rave reviews. The material is frequently updated and the course is a primer to the concepts, jargon, buzzwords, and acronyms of the industry, plus an overview of commercial satellite communications hardware, operations, and business environment. The course is intended primarily for non-technical people who must understand the...

Integrating Macs? Needing to manage iPhones and iPads? This technical, half-day event includes an introduction to approaches and solutions that will help you get control of Macs and iOS devices in your department or agency. Learn how you can leverage your Windows infrastructure to manage your Macs and iOS devices. The agenda is a series of focused 30 minute presentations delivered by technical experts on the following topics: 8:30-9 Introducti...

In its FY2010 Report to Congress on the Implementation of The Federal Information Security Management Act of 2002, the U.S. Office of Management and Budget noted the number of Federal cyber incidents had increased approximately 39% from FY2009, while total incidents nationally decreased. More that 41,000 of the 107,000 malicious attacks reported by the US-CERT in FY2010 were specific to Federal agency operations. It is undeniable that the thre...