The World Congress Presents the 2nd Annual Health Care Reform Congress on Health Insurance Exchanges to discuss the current political climate surrounding health reform, including the most recently released regulations, coverage on the case for the individual mandate, and what else is coming down the pipeline that attendees should be prepared for. The Congress will examine the development of the health insurance exchanges across the nation and...

The Affordable Care Act’s Medical Loss Ratio (MLR) requirements passed on November 22, 2010 in accordance with The National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) and the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS). With Health and Human Services establishing and implementing medical loss ratios, health plans must begin making changes to the way they are approaching their business strategy, including products, services and admi...

The attendees will have the opportunity to sit down for ten minute one-on-ones with representatives from government agencies, prime contractors and exhibitors of their choice. Our confirmed exhibitors/one-on-one participants as of June 9, 2011 are: Booz Allen Hamilton Lockheed Martin Northrop Grumman SAIC SBA HHS VA Department of Treasury V-WISE The attendees will also have the opportunity for more networking with each other.

TiE DC presents dinner and networking with keynote speaker Todd Park. He will share insights on President Obama's healthcare reform agenda, how technology is enabling implementation, and opportunities for small businesses. April 18 6:00 – 9:00 p.m. Top of the Town 1400 14th Street North Arlington, VA 22209 Free for Charter Members $35 for Members $50 for Non-Members Registration: https://www.123signup.com/register?id=vynsc

Introduction to FAR is intended for students interested in gaining a basic understanding of how to most effectively use the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) and will get the student on track with the latest changes. Although the FAR is a very detailed and complex regulation, contracting parties in the federal Government marketplace must know the terms and conditions of the contracts they enter into. This course will improve the ability of...

Professionals throughout government are facing daunting challenges posed by the impending tsunami of “Big Data.” You need to know how to collect, secure, process, analyze, and act on critical information, and how to update current architectures to handle the flood. Attend the inaugural TDWI Government Summit, a one-day, intensive education event designed for busy government executives and those who provide vital data management ser...

Capital Planning and Enterprise Architecture have operated as two separate functions within the Federal Government since their inception. With no clear linkages between the two disciplines, Enterprise Architects and Capital Planners have rarely crossed paths outside of completing portions of the Exhibit 300 and the organizations Target Architecture… until NOW. By properly integrating the two disciplines, Senior Managers of an organizati...

This four-day course covers the key elements of the entire federal government contracting process. Introduction to Federal Government Contracting is designed to provide those new to government contracts (or those looking for a basic refresher) with an understanding of the entire government contracting process. By providing this framework, you will be able to understand how your work relates to the overall process and will be able to more easil...

In 1982, GAO released the first edition of Principles of Federal Appropriations Law – a collection of the body of law governing the expenditure of federal funds commonly known as the Red Book. Today, agency program managers, general counsel, contracts administrators and financial officers are all faced with significant challenges in meeting organization needs within current budgets. What are the rules? How are they applied in practice? W...

NCMA's 29th annual Government Contract Management Conference is going to be bigger and better than ever before! The conference continues to grow because it provides the greatest level of opportunity of any event for those in government contracting, procurement, and acquisition. Attend alongside 800 other contract management professionals from across the nation to learn about and discuss today's hottest government contracting topics. GCMC 2010...