Military Healthcare 2015 is designed to help the medical stakeholders across the DoD achieve the next level of efficiency in health care throughout the United States and the World. We will examine and explore critical focus areas such as combat medicine, healthcare delivery, medical education, public health, and cutting medical research and development – all in effort to ensure our military medical capabilities are pursuing excellence.Do...

All course materials and handouts will be provided to students on CD ROM. Please bring a laptop computer that is equipped with a CD ROM with you to the class. If you do not have access to a laptop, please contact the respective meeting planner as soon as possible. There will be a limited number of laptops available for use through NDIA, so please call early. Overview The Defense Systems Acquisition Management course meets the needs of defense...

Important Note All course materials and handouts will be provided to students on CD ROM. Please bring a laptop computer that is equipped with a CD ROM with you to the class. If you do not have access to a laptop, please contact the respective meeting planner as soon as possible. There will be a limited number of laptops available for use through NDIA, so please call early. Overview The Defense Systems Acquisition Management course meets the ne...

Maximizing Patient Experience through Technology, Clinical Care, and Administrative EfficienciesThe medical care requirements of our veterans have evolved due to the influx of military operations experienced by the United States throughout the past few decades. While once daunting, meeting these requirements are now feasible as a result of the many advancements across the Veterans Health Administration. However, facilitating this exceptional l...

The Military & Government Microgrids Summit will provide a platform for military, government and utility policy makers and procurement managers to share business and technical wants, needs and requirements for new microgrid projects with renewable energy developers, energy services companies, system integrators, EPCs, energy storage companies, microgrid enabling technology companies and financiers. This will be the place to hear from and n...

With a foundation in military training and simulation, NTSA's annual Interservice/Industry Training, Simulation and Education Conference (I/ITSEC), has grown to become the largest M&S event in the world. The event is held in Orlando, Florida and represented by nearly 400 exhibit booths and a robust educational conference agenda and ample networking opportunities. The Training, Simulation and Modeling Industry has a very important job to do...

Leading militaries and defence institutions shaping the social media landscape will gather this autumn when Social Media within the Defence and Military Sector, returns to London for its 4th instalment on 17-18 November 2014. Attendees will have the opportunity to discuss and network with an array of market experts including NATO HQ, British Forces Broadcasting Service, European Defence Agency, US Army Installation Management Command Europe, S...

IDGA is proud to announce it's 2nd Annual Military Behavioral Healthcare. There is still much to be learned in the field of military behavioral health and our roster of high profile healthcare speakers will discuss the major concerns for medical professionals. This timely event will feature in-depth sessions on post traumatic stress disorder, depression, suicide, and substance abuse. It will also cover the implications and preventative measure...

In recent years the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act -- the U.S. law that prohibits the bribery of foreign public officials -- has been a major enforcement priority of the U.S. Department of Justice. Reports indicate that there are currently dozens of active government investigations and there have been several criminal settlements exceeding $100 million.The number of individual criminal prosecutions has also risen. In addition, the U.S. Security...

“Advancing Operational Energy to Ensure Readiness, Efficiency, and Stability” The DoD is the biggest institutional energy consumer in the world, with over 75% deriving from “operational energy” (OE): the energy required for training, moving, and sustaining military forces and weapons platforms for military operations. Reducing the cost of power and energy needs is critical to the mission success across the Services. Wit...