The electromagnetic spectrum (EMS) is a vital resource for military operations, enabling command and control, communication, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance. However, the EMS is becoming increasingly congested and contested by adversaries who seek to disrupt or deny our access to it. To achieve and maintain spectrum superiority, the country’s naval forces need to leverage the latest advances in wireless technology, such as...

SEWP V is already the hottest federal IT contract vehicle, topping $12 billion in sales per year from buyers in every government agency. But SEWP VI won't be just for resellers any more. IT services companies will be able to prime as NASA adds enterprise, application and network services to SEWP VI. BD Squared's Stephanie Mitchell and Brian Friel will break down the changes from SEWP V to SEWP VI and how you can prepare to take part in the big...

SEWP V is already the hottest federal IT contract vehicle, topping $12 billion in sales per year from buyers in every government agency. But SEWP VI won't be just for resellers anymore. IT services companies will be able to prime as NASA adds enterprise, application and network services to SEWP VI. BD Squared's Stephanie Mitchell and Brian Friel will break down the changes from SEWP V to SEWP VI and how you can prepare to take part in the bigg...

As the U.S. government's advancement into space-based Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) continues to accelerate, satellite technology will be defined much more by its software and ability to support diverse mission requirements than anything else. Access to data, and real-time analysis of that data, anywhere at any time becomes critical to mission success. Containerized application software is a key to this new paradigm. Gove...

This class provides a review of current military satellite communications as well as a look into the future of developing technology. Internet protocol (IP) and IP over Satellite (IPoS) are addressed, showing this protocol's strengths and weaknesses as a facilitator of net-centric warfare. The class is designed for military communication system planners, engineers, managers, operators, system analysts and decision-makers who need a review of m...

Large Language Models (LLMs) are still in their infancy, but they are an absolute paradigm shift from traditional AI in the Enterprise. This session will explore why and how LLMs are unlocking new opportunities for government agencies and discuss the unique challenges that must be planned for and avoided.

The AFCEA-TECHINT Conference, a revival of the annual TECHINT series of MASINT-focused events, will be held in the DIA Reston Campus R-1 Conference Center on September 19-20, 2023. This classified (TS/SI/TK/NOFORN) two-day event is a forum for industry, academia, and intelligence community professionals to learn about the hard problems and technical challenges facing the MASINT and S&T enterprises. The conference will focus on informing go...

Against the backdrop of China’s aggressive state-sponsored technology strategy, the U.S. needs to act quickly to adopt a new national model to advance our global competitiveness objectives. How? By expanding and strengthening public-private collaboration on rapidly emerging technologies to advance economic and national security, while safeguarding democratic values. As the U.S. shapes and implements new business and financial models, wha...

The AFCEA International Scott-St. Louis Chapter is excited to announce the 2023 AFCEA Mid-America Cyberspace Conference is an in-person event! This two-day program, taking place September 13-14, 2023, will feature training opportunities, a career fair, and an immersive exhibit hall chock full of information about the latest cyber related innovations. In addition, attendees can take advantage of a variety of opportunities to join in discussions...

The Greater Omaha Chapter of AFCEA is a non-profit membership association dedicated to providing an ethical, interactive forum for sharing knowledge and building relationships across Government, military, industry, and academia. Our Chapter, over 150 members strong, focuses primarily on enabling communications, electronics, and information systems missions of today and tomorrow through education and investment in talented people and support of...