We have released our full event guide for the 5th Annual Government IT Modernization Event, taking place this July 29-31 in Washington, D.C. Be amongst federal and state executives and learn how they are capitalizing on their renewed momentum to boost the efficiency, performance, and security of their agencies’ IT systems. All active government professionals attend at no cost. Our confirmed speakers include: Frank Konieczny, Chief Techno...

Join us at The Hilton Alexandria Mark Hotel from May 29 - 30, 2019. Enjoy a jam-packed 2 days of sessions from government official leaders in the IA industry from: Bill Pratt: Director of Strategic Technology Management at Department of Homeland Security Guy Cavallo: Deputy CIO, Office of the Chief Information Officer U.S. Small Business Administration Stoney Trent: Chief Operations Officer, Joint Artificial Intelligence Center at Department o...

Safely integrating commercial drones / unmanned avaitation vehicles in to the national airspace The Drones Middle East Conference supported by the General Civil Aviation Authority is the only conference in the region that focuses on the commercial use of drones and provides an in depth understanding about the regulatory and approval process for drone operations.In its 2nd edition, the conference will focus on the drone technologies available,...

WARSHIPS & OPV LATIN AMERICA OFFICIALLY SUPPORTED BY THE PERUVIAN NAVYWe are delighted to be hosted by the Peruvian Navy who are committed to a major fleet modernization program: in total, they will procure six frigates and four offshore patrol vessels as well as undertake significant modernization of the legacy fleet.The Peruvian procurement is indicative of a trend in the Latin American market towards larger vessel acquisition in additio...

Join us as we explore the Federal Government’s significant progress in improving its management of information resources to increase interoperability and openness. Fiscal Year 2015 will put pressure on government agencies to make advancements in technology without increasing costs. We are designing this conference to provide a platform that gives these ever-changing agencies the knowledge and tools they will need to reduce costs and incr...

Despite the current drawbacks from Afghanistan, the growing presence of operations in increasingly hostile and unfamiliar environments is relentless. In a decade synonymous with unpredictable political unrest, it is imperative that forces and organisations remain at the forefront of technological, strategic and training developments in order to remain adept for what the future has to bring. In light of looming threats in Eastern Europe, as wel...

Streamlining Government Contact-Center Systems and Practices to Optimize Organizational Efficiency and Productivity With a constantly growing demand for government contact centers and the introduction of new acts and regulations, public sector contact-center professionals must be up to date with the latest in technology solutions and practices. The Government Contact Center Summit 2011 in Washington, D.C. will explore the solutions to the prob...

Managing the Unique Costs and Challenges of eDiscovery in Government Criminal Enforcement and Civil Actions IQPC’s eDiscovery Strategies for Government will offer key insights to stay on top of emerging challenges and how to craft thorough, cost-effective and defensible eDiscovery. Additionally our expert faculty will provide key benefits for government organizations including: The necessary procedures and tools for reducing the time, co...

Defence IQ is excited to announce the Critical Infrastructure Protection taking place on 30/31 March, 2011 in central London. At the Critical Infrastructure Protection Conference, you will hear from a speaker faculty consisting of utilities, government agencies, industry organisations, and the industry that support them. Since 2001, Critical Infrastructure Protection has taken on a new sense of urgency. Security planners must now think about s...

This webinar, with Lieutenant-Colonel Bruno Vanasse, Former Deputy Director for Psychological Operations (PSYOPS) in the Canadian Army, focuses on the interaction between strategy and communications in light of lessons observed from the mission in Afghanistan. More specifically, the requirements for support at home and abroad will be highlighted, and how both military and civilian leaders can more effectively in the future deal with the politi...