Are you struggling to meet the federal government’s Oct. 1 deadline to comply with IPv6 implementation guidelines? Digital Government Institute’s 6th Annual Government IPv6 Conference on June 6 will help you get a handle on what to do as the deadline approaches, explore how others are making the transition, and learn what to do to expand your website into the world of the next generation of communication. The event coincides with W...

Data security threats continue to increase in number and sophistication. The growing use of collaborative technologies – from mobile devices and social media to virtualization and cloud computing – will continue to be one of the most significant factors impacting the security landscape. For these reasons, the federal government has increased efforts to minimize and prevent cyber security attacks – including updating FISMA rul...

The City University of New York and the Center for Digital Education are proud to host the The CUNY 2012 Mathematics Conference: Effective Instructional Strategies on the changing shape of mathematics education.This day-long conference will feature faculty panel discussions on new and best practices in mathematics instruction related to technology, curriculum, pedagogy and faculty development. Also featured will be faculty poster presentations...

Architecting Solutions for Smarter and Leaner Government How are changing technological capabilities and economic pressures forcing change within the public sector? A new movement for Smart Lean Government is gaining traction. The goal of the movement is to provide increased public access to government by aligning technology to shared processes, services and data and reducing duplication. The Enterprise Architecture (EA) discipline can be the...

Today’s technology-based learning environment can be complex. How are districts addressing the move to digital learning environments? What policy changes are underway? What do all of these changes mean for schools struggling with tight budgets?Connecting the Dots allows attendees to learn from each other and further investigate some of the hot technology issues in education. This event will be offered free to the education community and...

This intensive, free one-day program, produced by Digital Government Institute and hosted by Cisco, will include 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 effective: Mobile / Collaboration Secure Experience Unified Data Center and the Cloud Cutting the Cost of Gov...

With the overwhelming growth of digital information, from documents to e-mails to instant messaging and even Twitter – the scope of electronic records management has expanded exponentially and is an increasingly critical issue for government agencies, particularly as it relates to being able to provide secure storage, access, and retrieval of this information. And agencies are constantly challenged with managing new forms of Electronical...

Recent White House and National Archives and Records Administration memorandums have directed Agencies to reform records management practices by creating a framework that will provide a foundation for leveraging information to improve agency performance and reduce unnecessary costs and burdens. Through these mandates, agencies must update current plans for improving records management programs, paying particular attention to electronic records...

There are plenty of changes coming in the way the federal government operates and manages technology. And it’s always important to keep up to date with new developments with both government and the private sector. The Administration has challenged all agencies to focus on effective ways to foster citizen engagement as part of its mandate for more open and transparent government operations. And a recent Executive Order directs federal age...

The Administration has issued a directive requiring all U.S. government agencies to upgrade their public-facing Web sites and services to support IPv6 by September 30, 2012. There have been plenty of starts and stops in implementing this next generation Internet address operation. And with this deadline quickly approaching, many federal agencies are still looking for guidance on what to do, how quickly to do it, and the business case for doin...