FedScoop is proud to announce the 4th Annual MobileGov Summit that will be held on February 27, 2014 at The Newseum located in Washington, DC. MobileGov will bring government and industry IT leaders together to share current issues, trends and best practices on how to create the next generation mobile government workforce. Included in this discussion will be in-depth dialogue on mobility trends such as mobile security, applications, the mobile...

Government Mobility: Bridging the Gap between Desktops and Devices According to Pew Research Center, 91 percent of American adults own cell phones and 56 percent own smartphones. These users are ready to access government data anywhere and anytime. How are agencies using virtualized desktop integration to deploy secure mobility? Federal, state and local government professionals are adopting mobile devices to streamline internal processes, impr...

Technology enables today's workers to choose when and where to work. They have adopted mobility to enhance their productivity, working more outside the traditional office than in it. The resulting office space vacancy, 60% to 70% on average, demands a smarter, "just in need" approach to occupying office space. At the same time, organizations are demanding better performing and more sustainable workplaces. They need improved office infrastructu...

Government Cloud Brokerage: Who, What, When, Where, Why? Presented by FedInsider, WTOP, and Federal News Radio 1500 AM, this complimentary one-hour video training webinar will explore the Administration’s establishment of the Cloud First policy and how agencies are taking full advantage of cloud computing in order to maximize capacity utilization, improve IT flexibility and responsiveness, and minimize cost. As agencies seek to combine...

Agency Innovation: Making Mobile Government a Reality The Challenge: The digital strategy underscored new ways for government to interact with citizens, soldiers, and staff. This shift to mobile apps, cloud services, and other innovations comes with risk. To keep pace with the mobile innovation, the Administration charged agencies with developing flagship mobile services and making data available in user-friendly formats. FedInsider will bring...

Government Mobility: Catalyst for Change This event is open to government employees only. The Challenge: Studies show that 40% of Federal website visitors navigated there using a smartphone or tablet. Mobility in government is more than just a change in platform; it is a catalyst for a new way of reaching citizens with diverse mobile services, datasets and APIs. This briefing will explore ways that agencies are taking action to meet goals to m...

As of December 2012, nearly half of all Americans own a smartphone, and these users are pressing their employers to adopt Bring-Your-Own-Device (BYOD) policies for personal and professional convenience. Given these conditions, what must Federal Government technologists and policymakers do to address operational and legal considerations for broader mobile technology adoption? Do not miss this interactive dialogue to understand what agencies are...

SANS returns to the Palmer House in downtown Chicago - our campus for SANS Chicago 2013 this October. We are bringing our top-rated courses for your training needs. Taught by SANS top instructors, this event offers an opportunity to learn, network, and practice career-boosting hands-on skills in a more intimate setting.All of the courses at SANS Chicago 2013 are associated with a GIAC Certification. Complete your SANS training experience with...

People with a cell tower on their property or cell antenna on their building routinely receive offers to buy the cell lease and leasing rights, often for sums in the six figures. Such offers, often structured as perpetual easements, pose unusual legal, financial, and technical risks that the property owner and its regular attorneys may not be aware of. This live webinar will help property owners and their attorneys to evaluate and respond to b...

Join Karthik as he discusses key elements for a successful mobile strategy roadmap. He will also discuss how requirements, security and federal regulations affect mobile health. WBB’s webinar on Mobile Health focuses on: Effectively defining requirements for your mobile apps How regulations affect the apps development and delivery Embedding security requirements into the process Tips for successfully executing your mobile health roadmap