Across the entirety of the United States Government, there is no priority more imperative than that of providing the highest-quality care to our nation’s Veterans with the world-class benefits and services they have rightfully earned. This ever-important and rapidly evolving mission set of the US Department of Veterans Affairs has experienced numerous changes and updates over the past year as a result of transformative change across heal...

Military Healthcare 2019 will provide a rare platform to share and discuss solutions and strategies for the way ahead for Army, Air Force & Navy treatment facilities. By covering a wide array of topics, from maintaining a medically ready and medically prepared force, accessibility to healthcare for efficient and effective treatment, advancing telehealth and telemedicine technologies and taking a closer look into the medical supply chain, w...

The Department of Veterans Affairs and the quality of services it provides to veterans have come under scrutiny in recent years. As a result, the VA has taken some major steps to improve veterans’ quality of care and access to care. Although there has been some great progress, there are still steps that must be taken to provide veterans the highest level of service. By ramping up its IT capabilities and thinking strategically about HR, t...

VA Healthcare 2018 is designed to bring together leaders within the VA and International Militaries to discuss policies, best practices, program modernizations and advancements in new technologies and facilities, as well as to discuss challenges and opportunities shaping the future of healthcare delivery. Learn, share and connect with industry leaders offering cutting edge innovations and network with likeminded professionals to explore redefi...

Execute Government Reform is bringing together 20+ senior-level executives from the federal government, including David Mader, Former Controller for The White House Offices of Management & Budget, will speak about how they plan to restructure their agencies to adhere to the goals set forth in the M-17-22 Memo. Topics being covered include: Turning principles into practice to comply with the M-17-22 Roadmap - and to create positive change w...

The VA has made amazing strides in the last year to ensure Veteran healthcare and benefits. Some challenges still remain, however, like eliminating the backlog of patients requiring care, raising the level of patient satisfaction, while simultaneously introducing new technology. The VA and industry experts will be discussing how to overcome these challenges at VA Healthcare 2017 this May. Join us as we discuss the future of healthcare and bene...

The medical care requirements of our veterans have evolved due to the influx of military operations experienced by the United States throughout the past few decades. While once daunting, meeting these requirements are now feasible as a result of the many advancements across the Veterans Health Administration. VA Healthcare 2016 will bring together strategic leaders and experts within the Veterans Affairs to share the best practices that have h...

Military Healthcare 2015 is designed to help the medical stakeholders across the DoD achieve the next level of efficiency in health care throughout the United States and the World. We will examine and explore critical focus areas such as combat medicine, healthcare delivery, medical education, public health, and cutting medical research and development – all in effort to ensure our military medical capabilities are pursuing excellence.Do...

It is no longer a question of IF, but WHEN your organization will be hacked. Protecting your data from even the most minor breach can be both a complex and costly process. With growing pressure to uphold client and customer loyalty as well as protect their data, this a crucial time to address why investing in the latest software and analytics solutions is fundamental for your business's success in such vulnerable times. You asked, we listened!...

Defending Cyberspace is never an easy task. In fact, it is one of the most difficult duties now facing the United States Military. How do you defend against an enemy, either foreign or homegrown, that can anonymously attack from any direction thereby potentially crippling entire units without firing a single shot? Ten million attacks per day on Pentagon computers. Try to visualize how large a number ten million is. It equals roughly 116 attack...