The national debate on reforming public healthcare continues. But what about healthcare inside the federal government? Healthcare technology has become an essential component in advancing productivity of federal healthcare delivery, policy development, research, and regulatory enforcement. Not including Medicare, the federal government will spend more than $385 billion on healthcare in GFY2010. How much of that will go to federal contracts? Wi...

Are you looking to modernize an aging IT infrastructure? Do you need an effective data migration plan that minimizes down time and protects against data loss? Register today and learn step-by-step discovery processes, planning, and specific migration plans that resulted in successful data migration for two agencies during a case study presentation. Technology experts will discuss how to prepare and execute a migration strategy that aligns you...

This annual event brings together leading defense contractors with those who depend on the equipment and information they provide. It is the perfect opportunity for product developers to meet with the 'real experts', those who rely on these products every day. Developers can now find out what works, what doesn't, and what can be done to make their products invaluable to the Marine Corps. The Marine West exhibits will once again include visiona...

IDGA's NCW is the world's largest and most respected event focused on network enabled operations, and the premier forum for the exchange of plans and best practices on net-centric innovation. Attend and get information on the latest operational experiences and the most groundbreaking and significant government and industry initiatives to date, as well as insights into future large scale initiatives and the development of future capabilities.Th...

In-agency technology expositions are time- and cost-effective for both on-site personnel and the exhibiting companies. The result is an efficient, orderly dissemination of information to personnel and an effective means of marketing for technology vendors.Each year, NCSI produces more than 125 in-agency technology expositions. These tabletop events consist of 25-50 technology companies exhibiting the latest in mission-related, emerging technol...

The first of a year-long series of national teleconferences to win federal contracts starts January 27, 2010. These teleconferences are hosted by the National Alliance of African American Chambers (NAAAC) & TargetGov and are open to all entrepreneurs nationwide. “Given the economy and the reality of today's business environment, it is essential that Black enterprises increase their revenues and customers. Being successful in Federal...

The National Association of Small Business Contractors (NASBC) and the U.S. Women's Chamber of Commerce (USWCC) are proud to present our widely acclaimed National Small Business Contracting Summit - Southeast -- January 26 - 27, 2010 in Orlando, FL. This summit provides information and connection packed meetings where small business owners learn from and connect with federal, state and regional contracting leaders, agency small business and co...

In-agency technology expositions are time- and cost-effective for both on-site personnel and the exhibiting companies. The result is an efficient, orderly dissemination of information to personnel and an effective means of marketing for technology vendors.Each year, NCSI produces more than 125 in-agency technology expositions. These tabletop events consist of 25-50 technology companies exhibiting the latest in mission-related, emerging technol...

The business of government is becoming more complex, increasing the demands being placed on federal agencies. New executive priorities must be addressed. Agency-wide initiatives need to be supported. A growing number of regulatory requirements must be met. This translates into a number of challenges for federal CIOs and their staffs, including the need to consolidate, standardize, and modernize their IT infrastructure, meet security mandates -...

Webcast: The Federal Information Security Management Act of 2002 (FISMA) mandates that each federal agency develop a program to provide information security for data and systems that support the agency's functions. And while agencies have had varying success meeting the demands of FISMA, the Obama Administration has ushered in a new wave of information security proponents eager to bolster these programs and create a new, higher level of cybers...