The U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Information Resource Management will host the first quarterly technology educational seminar and IT Expo, reflecting their mission to empower diplomacy, consular services, and development, by providing access to information and technology solutions anytime and anywhere.This first event of the quarterly series will focus on Cloud Computing and be held at the American Red Cross Building. During the...

This is not a conference - This a "How to" Educational Seminar. Conferences tell you Why, this Potomac Forum Seminar is a tutorial on cloud computing and how it can be practically used in the government environment. This Seminar is 100% educational and NOT supported by Advertisers or Sponsors. The information is presented in an independent, non-vendor specific manner. No advertising, no vendor hype, no sales or marketing. Just useful informati...

2011 Government Web and New Media Conference Date: Thursday–Friday, March 17–18, 2011 Place: Renaissance Hotel, Washington, DC Book your room using our room block. Cost: $395 Government$595 Contractors with a .gov email address Agenda: Full Conference Agenda Who Should Attend? See who has already registered! Government employees and contractors who use online tools and social media to meet their agency mission, including: agency we...

The Federal BigFix User Group Meeting Agenda Join us and other Federal BigFix users at the Department of Justice offices, Thursday, March 10th, for a user group meeting, where you will hear about the new IBM Tivoli Endpoint Manager product roadmap from Product Managers, and learn about the IBM security solutions and integration strategy. DOJ will share their CyberScope experience and you’ll have the opportunity to ask questions. A worki...

Join Cisco experts, selected partners, and industry leaders at the 2011 Government Solutions Forum. Get program updates by searching #ciscogsf on Twitter. This intensive one-day program includes detailed discussions about compelling topics facing today's technology and program management professionals in governmental and educational organizations. The four conference tracks will review tools and techniques for more effective: Collaboration/New...

Delivering Affordability and Capability for the Submarine Community! A naval arms race is gathering pace in the Asia-Pacific. It will be unlike the competition that gripped Europe over a century ago, when the great powers sought to outdo each other in the number and tonnage of warships. To protect US interests in East Asia and the Pacific and to support and reassure US allies, the US has halted and reversed the decline of its submarine fleet a...

“Defense, Diplomacy, and Development: Translating Policy into Operational Capability”The 22nd Annual NDIA SO/LIC (Special Operations/Low Intensity Conflict) Symposium & Exhibition will examine the operational constructs required to implement a comprehensive, whole-of-government approach to national security by considering the relationships and interaction of defense, diplomacy, and development in light of current and future eng...

Few doubt the critical importance of trusted identity management in our cyber-focused world. As a nation and as individuals, we conduct our business using Internet- and increasingly, Cloud-based, services that demand reliable identity protection and management. As a society, we bank, shop, file tax returns, manage portfolios, check health information, apply for licenses and permits, enroll in courses, book planes/trains/and automobiles—j...

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...

One day after commemorating Pearl Harbor Day, three of the world’s leading cyber and national security experts will discuss the threat of a “Digital Pearl Harbor” coined by Richard Clarke 10 years ago. This stunning panel of pre-eminent thought leaders will address: • What is the likelihood that a “Digital Pearl Harbor”, long warned about, could actually happen? • Where are our critical infrastructure a...