Public officials in government and education face more pressure than ever to provide excellent services on increasingly limited budgets. To meet this challenge, your peers and nationally-recognized thought leaders are gathering for a special half-day workshop to learn how information technology can help make your organization smarter, leaner, and greener. By interacting directly with top practitioners, you will gain practical insights that wil...

Accidental/intentional destruction of data, hardware failure or cyber attacks can happen at any time and you may be called upon to respond, investigate, document, handle, and escalate the analysis to a formal investigation. In this two day hands-on workshop, you'll consider when investigations are appropriate or warranted, and learn how and when to recover lost or deleted information from the Recycler Bin (Info2 file), Disk Directory/Master-Fi...

Learn what's happening in the government contracting industry - and what it means for the future - at the 2009 Government Contracting Review and 2010 Outlook. Join leading attorneys, executives, and government officials for high-level, expert briefings on the past year's legal developments affecting government contracts at the unique conference. All public and private sector employees, including supply, service, and construction contract profe...

Please join your government colleagues for an educational event that will explore Certification and Accreditation from current best practices through integration into the overall Security Program. Whether you are required to certify and accredit your systems under FISMA or DITSCAP, the information you will learn can be immediately applied within your environment. You will hear from government and industry leaders who are involved in the Certif...

In theatre medicine has never been so effective in saving soldiers' lives. Now the real challenge facing medical forces is the effective utilisation of the Health Support Systems. The technologies that back up front line medics have the potential to improve quality of care, reduce medical errors and prevent deaths. Health Support Systems and Medical Logistics will look at the technologies and systems that have the potential to make a real diff...

Making content discoverable is the job of a well-constructed, robust taxonomy - and a mission-critical objective for today's organizations. Designed, developed, implemented and managed effectively, a taxonomy or categorization scheme ensures people are finding and using precise information in myriad internal data collections and websites. Now in its 5th year, Taxonomy Boot Camp has proven to be an incredible opportunity to immerse yourself in...

Identify and Obtain Critical Contracts and Grants for Your Agency: Draft proposals that demonstrate your projects' merit, excellence and innovationManage Grants and Cooperative Agreements: Manage grant work processes to encompass measurable performance outcomesUnderstand Audit Requirements for Grants: Examine audit requirements and prepare to show transparency and accountability in audit proceedingsImplement Performance-Based Contracting for S...

Washington Breakfast Club™ (WBC) is a monthly information exchange which features legislators, agency executives and officials from all branches of federal government presenting on relevant and timely information to interested industry participants.For the November 2009 WBC we are pleased to welcome our friend Mary Parks of the U.S.General Services Administration who was selected as Deputy Associate Administrator of GSA’s Office of...

MAPPS and ASPRS are once again organizing a dynamic conference around a specialty theme “Digital Mapping – From Elevation to Information.” This follows on the successful joint 2001 Conference on “Digital Elevation Technologies and Applications,” the 2003 Conference on “Terrain Data: Application and Visualization – Making the Connection,” and the 2006 Conference on “Measuring the Earth: Latest Developments with Digital Surface Modeling and Auto...

As federal agencies are implementing internal control programs in accordance with OMB Circular A-123 a new trend is emerging that focuses on assessing the risk associated with key internal controls to focus testing on processes that present the greatest risk. With limited resources federal agencies are focused on administering internal control programs that are efficient and effective, avoid duplication and minimize the burden on staff. This w...