Several government-wide initiatives requiring more openness and transparency have changed the way agencies communicate with their constituencies and partners, allowing for easier collaboration and information sharing. Online video has become more compelling than text on the Web today because it engages and connects better with the user, allowing agencies to communicate, educate, and inform their audience by keeping them focused on their messag...

With the recent announcement from the US CIO, Vivek Kundra, to reform federal information technology management, government agencies are being asked to comply with the Cloud First policy and move three services to the cloud within the next 18 months. Over the last year many agencies - including whitehouse.gov - have successfully migrated their website to Drupal. Learn how you can meet this new directive by moving your website to the Cloud Firs...

Save the Date for the Symantec Government Technology Summit 2011! This seminar will outline the steps federal, state and local government agencies should take to build a solid IT infrastructure. We will provide you with an in-depth look at Symantec’s portfolio including Mobile Management and Security, Symantec Endpoint Protection, Data Loss Prevention, and Gideon. This year’s hands-on lab will feature Windows 7 Migration and tips o...

Join the DC Area Business Objects Crystal Users Group for their next meeting on January 27, 2010. Come share information, get updates on the latest Business Objects technology, learn valuable tips and tricks, obtain feedback from fellow users, and establish contacts in the Business Objects community. This meeting has no fee but you must register to attend. Who should attend: Business Objects users, developers, administrators, and managers Agen...

All projections indicate federal agencies will be awash in increasing amounts of data with greater need to run analytics across the data while ensuring it is indexed, stored, and retrievable for future use. Join us for the Government Big Data Forum on Wednesday, January 26, 2011 at the Mayflower Renaissance Hotel in Washington, D.C. to hear from a group of experts as they outline the steps federal agencies should take to rapidly make sense of...

Drupal Module Development: November 17-19 from 9:00AM - 4:00PM ESTDescription: This course will start out by writing a small four-line module and move to writing a complex module with two hundred lines of code. In three days you’ll jump from zero development to understanding how over 90% of Drupal modules are built. Learn more here.Cost: $1200 per person includes lunch and materials *Note: Government discount availablePerfect for: Those...

Training in Drupal Theming and Module Development with the Experts Learn best practices in Drupal Theming and Drupal Module Development with talented developers from Chapter Three: Jen Lampton, David Needham, and Jacob Redding, author of Beginning Drupal (Wrox, 2010). By completing these hands-on, practical exercises during the training, you'll have the confidence to tackle similar projects on your own. These training courses can be purchased...

Revolutionizing the Internet for Government With the 2010 Akamai Government Symposium quickly approaching, we are excited to announce our keynote speaker: Tom Leighton, Chief Scientist and Co-Founder of Akamai. Please join us for the 2010 Akamai Government Symposium, Revolutionizing the Internet for Government. This complimentary seminar will outline the steps federal, state and local government agencies should take to build a solid internet i...

Complimentary Live EventLearn How Your Organization Can Automate and Streamline the Transit Benefit Process Adobe and Information Analysis Incorporated invite you to a complimentary, live event to discover how your agency can streamline the Transit Benefit Process to save time and money with the LiveCycle-based Parking and Transit Subsidy Application Tool (PTSAT).Join a Department of Homeland Security Senior Forms Manager, as she tells her su...

DC Area Business Objects Crystal Users Group Meeting This is your last chance to join the DC Area Business Objects Crystal Users Group for their next meeting on September 27, 2010. Come share information, get updates on the latest Business Objects technology, learn valuable tips and tricks, obtain feedback from fellow users, and establish contacts in the Business Objects community. This meeting has no fee but you must register to attend. Who s...