Join us April 6-7 for a new, flexible approach to SubCon! SubCon 2021 is an integrated, in-person, and virtual event, giving you the option to connect face-to-face or dive deep with virtual sessions to jumpstart that big idea. Ready to Connect Face to Face?**NEW VENUE** SubCon will now be held at the UVA Darden Sands Family Grounds, located at 1100 Wilson Blvd in Arlington, VA. Come see 360-degree views of the nation's capital from the top two...

To protect the health and safety of attendees, this event has been canceled due to COVID-19 concerns. Technology modernization is the foundation of good cybersecurity. Government agencies must address their aging of legacy systems to protect against evolving, sophisticated cyberattacks. The key to improving security posture is gaining intelligence that lets us respond to our environments and deriving INSIGHTS that empower us to change it. Join...

The Government Contract Management Symposium (GCMS) is held annually by the National Contract Management Association (NCMA) in the Washington, DC metro area, providing training for contracting professionals in both government and industry. The two-day symposium consists of keynote addresses from contracting and acquisition leaders, nontraditional panel discussions, 35 breakout sessions, and many networking opportunities with 1,000+ attendees....

With cyberattacks on the rise and the threat landscape constantly evolving, the public sector is tasked with undergoing not just a digital transformation, but also a security transformation. Government agencies must implement a security-driven strategy that protects national interests and supports mission objectives while bringing citizen services into the 21st century. Similarly, K-12 and higher education institutions must protect sensitive s...

The Office of Management and Budget’s Cloud Smart initiative is a driving force for agencies to leverage technology to better serve the mission, drive improved constituent services, and increase cyber security.From federal agencies tapping the cloud to protect vital data in the face of emergency and disaster conditions to the Department of Defense relying on data as a critical differentiator for mission success in the 21st century battle...

Data is a key strategic asset to government agencies. Accessed effectively and deployed strategically, data has the power to unlock new insights, enhance decision-making, deliver cost savings, and ultimately help agencies meet their missions. However, as the wave of data threatens to become a deluge, the imperative to turn data into actionable information intensifies. Additionally, as transformative technologies such as artificial intelligence...

Agency personnel must navigate an ocean of vendor solutions, government mandates, and bureaucratic obstacles in their quest to support their agency mission and deliver services to citizens, business users, and warfighters. To succeed, we must focus not only on the technologies implemented but on how the leaders in our organizations are implementing programs, engaging stakeholders, and empowering teams to drive the outcomes desired. ​ Dur...

Back by popular demand, the Public Sector Innovation Summit will explore how technology-driven innovation is advancing government mission success. The most influential IT leaders from government and industry will convene to discuss best practices, opportunities and key trends in the government technology space, such as efficiently moving to the cloud, transforming IT to modernize government, innovating in a risk-averse culture and much more. J...

The network of the future is driven by technologies like artificial intelligence, machine learning, block chain, and zero trust and their impact on disaster relief, medical readiness, data management, maintenance and logistics, vehicle safety and cyber resiliency. These trends provide the digital dexterity to deploy cost-effective innovation to hone the government’s global edge.The ability to operate networks so they are adaptable to any...

The disruptive impact of autonomous technology in the federal government isn’t tomorrow’s concern; its capabilities are here today. With the rise in computing power and machine learning, the age of self-learning technology is arriving faster than many believed possible. In federal, defense and intelligence communities, groundbreaking, forward-thinking autonomous applications ranging from drone swarms and self-driving vehicles to im...