This panel examines the mechanisms for how government shares threat data with industry regarding critical infrastructure. Is the right information getting to the right people at the right time? What is working? What needs improvement? What are the impediments? Use cases include Solarwinds, Colonial Pipeline, and other recent incidents.

State and local governments across the country are making strides in the push to digitize government records and integrate collaboration tools into daily communications and processes. As these platforms become more widespread, government offices must prioritize identifying, acquiring and budgeting for the technologies needed to enable records management and archival across all public-sector communication channels, thus allowing accurate and ef...

From trends in health and human services and economic output, to specifics around occupational, food, and public safety, the federal government produces an unimaginable amount of data on a daily basis. However, a plethora of silos, within and across agencies, pose serious barriers to truly gleaning the transformational insights of which this data is capable. With a recent mandate from the White House to harness data across the government and s...

In today’s digitized world, government healthcare and people-centric systems increasingly rely on technology and data to provide services, conduct health research, and optimize business processes. Interoperability within and across healthcare systems, exceptional digital experiences, and secure data storage are not just expected by citizens but often required by law. A critical component to meeting this promise of modernized health IT is...

The Federal Healthcare Day is designed to help attendees explore the game-changing tech behind many of the health IT’s most transformative developments. Join us on May 2 to hear directly from government health technology leaders and Google Cloud experts, experience demonstrations of innovative platforms and network with peers. Join us as we convene speakers from the Veterans Health Administration, National Institutes of Health, and more!

Records and Information Management in the Federal Government has reached a tipping point in how information is created, managed, and retired or ultimately destroyed. With pressures on agencies reaching new levels of volumes and content types for both physical and digital records, and government initiatives intersecting at critical deadlines, agencies need to think differently about the future of their information management programs. Re-defini...

Big data is changing the business of government. Many agencies have turned to a platform-based approach that bundles big data tools like analytics and information management software together. This innovative approach to managing an ever-growing deluge of disparate data, allows agencies to simplify their IT landscape and make the most of their limited budget dollars. Across government, technology is doing the analytic legwork in a simplified a...