Government agencies are struggling to adapt to the mobile revolution that is changing the lives of everyone. Nearly every day a new use for this technology is announced and new devices are released at nearly the same rate. Government agencies have no option but to adapt to this new world. However, government faces unique challenges that make implementing a mobile initiative extremely difficult. This live webinar will provide practical approach...

People with a cell tower on their property or cell antenna on their building routinely receive offers to buy the cell lease and leasing rights, often for sums in the six figures. Such offers, often structured as perpetual easements, pose unusual legal, financial, and technical risks that the property owner and its regular attorneys may not be aware of. This live webinar will help property owners and their attorneys to evaluate and respond to b...

Advances in technology offer CIOs an unprecedented opportunity to help their agencies do more with less. How can you boost productivity, enhance service, and drive innovation by strategically combining post-digital forces? We'll discuss Impacts of five key forces – mobile, social, analytics, cloud, and cyber – and how they can help agencies reinvent how work gets done. Delivering extraordinary value via modest investments on top of...

Beyond Device Management: Strategies for Secure, Accessible Government Mobility The Office of Management and Budget’s Digital Government strategy charges agencies with enabling all citizens and the growing mobile workforce to access high-quality digital government information and services anywhere, anytime, on any device. This webinar will examine challenges and best practices to ensure that the next few steps forward lead towards a bett...

The wireless industry has built more than 250,000 cell sites in the United States in the past 20 years. But many more cell sites are needed as iPhones®, iPads®, Droids and the like strain existing network capacity. New cell sites and significant modifications to existing cell sites will also be needed to meet the government's goal of using wireless to increase broadband speeds and coverage. At the same time, 'tower management' companie...

The wireless industry has built more than 250,000 cell sites in the United States in the past 20 years. But many more cell sites are needed as iPhones®, iPads®, Droids and the like strain existing network capacity. New cell sites and significant modifications to existing cell sites will also be needed to meet the government's goal of using wireless to increase broadband speeds and coverage. At the same time, 'tower management' companie...