Carahsoft Technology Corp.
Carahsoft has built our reputation as a customer-centric organization dedicated to serving the needs of our technology manufacturers, government end users, and reseller ecosystem with Solutions for Government. We have a proven history of helping government agencies find the best possible technology solution at the best possible value. Each customer works directly with a dedicated account representative to determine a solution tailored specifically to meet his or her needs. We combine our extensive knowledge of the technologies we provide, with a thorough understanding of the government procurement process, to analyze needs, provide configuration support, simplify the ordering process, and offer special government pricing.
Upcoming Carahsoft Technology Corp. Events
Join Carahsoft and our vendor partners for our DoDIIS 2026 Executive Briefing Series at DoDIIS!
Our Executive Briefing Series will be three days of complimentary educational sessions designed to give industry a platform to engage current and potential customers on technology solutions for government, military, and academia.
AI has fundamentally reshaped how software is built, assembled and delivered. As a result, Federal agencies are facing growing pressure to secure increasingly complex software supply chains. Join JFrog and Carahsoft to explore key findings from the 2026 Software Supply Chain State of the Union Report. Based on an analysis of 18.2 billion software artifacts and insights from 1,500+ professionals, this webinar will examine the growing gap between perceived security readiness and actual exposure. Attendees will gain insights into:
Register now to learn how your agency can strengthen software supply chain security and prepare for emerging AI-driven threats. |
Connect with state and local government leaders, higher education professionals and technology innovators as they share insights, demonstrations and real-world AI use cases designed to drive mission outcomes securely and responsibly.
Key topics include:
- The Future of AI in Hawaii's Public Sector: Learn how organizations are leveraging AI to improve services, increase efficiency and drive innovation.
- Generative AI, Intelligent Agents and Trusted AI: Explore secure AI solutions, data sovereignty strategies and governance best practices.
- Modernizing for AI Readiness: Discover how cloud modernization and emerging technologies are helping organizations build a foundation for long-term AI success.
Register today to explore emerging AI technologies, actionable strategies and collaborative opportunities shaping the future of Hawaii's public sector.
Government agencies are entering a new era defined by rapid policy change, increasing complexity and the emergence of AI as a transformative force. As legislative, regulatory and stakeholder demands continue to accelerate, agencies are under growing pressure to make informed decisions faster while operating with limited resources and increasing public expectations.
Yet many organizations still rely on fragmented workflows, manual research and reactive processes to monitor and understand policy developments.
Join OpenPolicy and Carahsoft for a discussion on how modern Government organizations are leveraging AI to transform policy intelligence and decision-making. Attendees will learn how agencies can move beyond traditional monitoring approaches and adopt AI-powered workflows that help identify relevant developments, understand operational impact and deliver actionable intelligence to the teams responsible for mission execution.
Specifically, attendees will learn:
- How leading agencies are approaching AI adoption for policy and regulatory intelligence
- Best practices for reducing information overload and manual policy analysis
- How AI can improve situational awareness and support faster decision-making
- Approaches for strengthening collaboration across policy, legal, program and leadership teams
- Real-world examples of AI-powered policy intelligence supporting mission outcomes
Electronic signatures have become a critical part of modern business processes, from employee onboarding and procurement approvals to contracts and compliance workflows. As organizations continue to digitize, they're looking for ways to reduce manual effort, improve user experiences and support increasingly complex document processes.
Join our complimentary webinar exploring the latest enhancements in Adobe Acrobat Sign and how they help streamline agreement workflows. We'll review new capabilities released in 2026, including improvements to document authoring, reporting, API integrations and support for workflows involving existing digital signatures.
Specifically, attendees of this webinar will:
- Explore Adobe’s decades of experience in forms and signature solutions
- Learn how Adobe is modernizing the Acrobat Sign experience across workflows, templates and administration
- Understand how to manage documents that already contain digital signatures while preserving existing approvals and validation
- Gain better visibility into agreements with new enhanced reporting
Don’t miss out on the opportunity to explore how these innovations fit into the broader Adobe Acrobat Sign platform and help organizations modernize document-driven processes!
Join us on August 12th for our AWS Hawaii AI Summit, a full-day event exploring how artificial intelligence is transforming government, education and public sector organizations across Hawaii. Connect with state and local government leaders, higher education professionals and technology innovators as they share insights, demonstrations and real-world AI use cases designed to drive mission outcomes securely and responsibly. Key topics include:
Register today to explore emerging AI technologies, actionable strategies and collaborative opportunities shaping the future of Hawaii's public sector. |
Organizations across the public sector are investing in AI, but turning experimentation into measurable outcomes requires the right strategy, platform and governance model.
Join Red Hat, ConRes and Carahsoft for an in-depth discussion on how Government agencies and Educational institutions are building, scaling and governing AI initiatives while maintaining security, consistency and operational control.
During this webinar, Red Hat experts will explore how organizations are leveraging Red Hat OpenShift AI to streamline AI development, accelerate deployment and support AI workloads across hybrid and multi-cloud environments.
Attendees will learn how to:
- Build a scalable foundation for enterprise AI initiatives
- Accelerate AI development and deployment with Red Hat OpenShift AI
- Establish governance and operational consistency across AI workloads
- Support collaboration between data scientists, developers and IT teams
- Deliver measurable outcomes while maintaining security and compliance
Whether you are evaluating AI technologies or expanding existing initiatives across Government or Education, this session will provide practical insights to help your organization move forward with confidence.
Register today to learn how Red Hat OpenShift AI is helping public sector organizations build, scale and govern AI initiatives.
Hybrid work is now the operating model for most state and local government agencies, but the workplace technology behind it is often still siloed across Facilities, IT, HR and Safety teams, with no shared view of occupancy or space use. In this session, we'll look at how agencies can bring return to office, space management and visitor management into one connected workplace strategy instead of three disconnected tools. That means planning for the workforce agencies actually have today, giving facilities and security teams one auditable process for visitors and making it easy for employees to find and reserve the right space. AI runs through all of it. ServiceNow Workplace Advisor turns occupancy and booking data into space planning insight. ServiceNow Otto gives employees one place to reserve space or handle a workplace request. AI-powered incident tools help teams catch safety issues early, all on a platform built to government-grade security standards. We'll walk through how these pieces come together to bring a hybrid workforce back to a building that actually works for them. What You'll Learn:
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Join us for a 60-minute webinar, presented by Splunk, and discover how the power of Splunk and how it can help your business achieve digital resilience in minutes rather than days or weeks.
In this webinar, attendees will learn how:
- A unified platform maximizes machine data value
- Splunk solves limitless use cases
- Splunk offers federation, analytics, native AI and visualization
- You will be supported by Splunk's vast ecosystem and scale
The developer workflow is changing faster than most organizations can keep up with. AI isn't just writing code anymore, it's configuring pipelines, reviewing merge requests and automating compliance checks that used to require human intervention at every step.
For Government agencies, that shift raises a different set of questions:
- What happens to oversight when agents are doing the work?
- How do you optimally interact with on-premise AI systems?
- What does all of this mean for the humans still in the loop?
On August 13th, Liz Burrows will talk with Joel Krooswyk, former Federal CTO at GitLab and longtime public sector technology practitioner, about where developer workflows are headed, what he's hearing in the field and what it actually takes to make AI work when you can't rely on cloud connectivity or SaaS AI systems.
In this episode, we'll cover:
- How developer workflows are changing
- Compliance, humans in the loop and agents for critical stages of the SDLC
- Why agencies are hosting their own models and what that enables
- Artifact management in disconnected environments
- Flexibility for SLED buyers with GovRAMP & GitLab Dedicated for Government
- Where DevSecOps is headed and what's still missing
If you work in or sell to the government and you're trying to understand what AI-driven DevSecOps actually looks like in practice, not in theory, this episode is for you.
- Why traditional email security misses today’s attacks
- How Abnormal uses behavioral AI to detect threats others miss
- A live walkthrough of the platform + Q&A
This program is designed to explore how the U.S. Air Force can harness the full power of AI to accelerate decision-making, modernize operations and empower Airmen. From high-level strategy to practical application with tools like Google Workspace and custom AI agent development, attendees will gain actionable insights to meet today’s challenges and prepare for the missions of tomorrow.
Government agencies and regulated organizations are under pressure to adopt AI. The challenge isn’t motivation — it’s that the environments they operate in create real barriers most vendors don’t address honestly. Whether you run software on-premises or on a FedRAMP-authorized GovCloud platform, getting agentic AI approved and operational inside those environments is a harder problem than the market lets on.
Join this complimentary webinar as Ideagen's VP of Product, Krystal Truax, cuts through the noise on compliance software for high-risk industries — what's actually available today, what the authorization path looks like and where the hidden friction is, from change management to procurement to the Scope 3 questions quietly coming for every regulated vendor list.
Specifically, attendees will learn:
- Why the AI adoption barrier is not just a deployment model problem — and what it looks like for both on-prem and FedRAMP GovCloud users
- What AI capabilities are available today for agencies in constrained environments and how to evaluate them honestly
- What the authorization process for agentic AI actually involves and what workarounds exist for organizations that can’t wait
- Where the real friction is: change management, generational adoption, procurement realities and the compliance obligations most teams haven’t planned for
- How to have the right internal conversation about AI readiness without overpromising to leadership or dismissing capabilities that are genuinely within reach
In April 2026, Anthropic's Mythos model showed that AI can now autonomously discover and weaponize software vulnerabilities at a scale and speed no human team can match, generating working exploits with a 72% success rate, including a 27-year-old OpenBSD flaw. In one test, Mythos produced 181 working Firefox exploits from a single prompt, where Claude Opus 4.6 managed only two under the same conditions. This isn't a new threat so much as a sharp acceleration of one that was already underway. VulnCheck's 2026 Exploit Intelligence Report, covering 2025, before Mythos-class models reached wide deployment, shows adversaries were already using AI to move faster: 14,400+ exploits tracked across 10,480 CVEs, 884 new Known Exploited Vulnerabilities and nearly 29% of those exploited on or before the day the CVE was published, up from 23.6% the year before. Mythos doesn't start that trend, it compresses it by an order of magnitude. The takeaway: attackers can now find and weaponize bugs at machine speed, and that capability is only getting faster and more accessible. Traditional vulnerability management, built around quarterly scans and 30-60 day patch cycles, wasn't designed for a world where a third of exploited vulnerabilities are already in play on day zero. Organizations need to treat high-risk vulnerabilities as operational events, not backlog items. Join Blackwire Labs and VulnCheck on August 13th for a 60-minute briefing on what this means for Government security teams and how to respond. Attend this webinar to gain actionable insights on:
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Events We Are Sponsoring
The National Homeland Security Conference brings together professionals in Homeland Security, Law Enforcement, Fire and Emergency Management. They include officials in federal agencies, nonprofit agencies, business owners, universities and decision makers who attend to learn about emerging trends in homeland security and see the new equipment and technology available to support their mission. Last year's conference was ground breaking for exhibitors and attendees. #NHSC2026 at the Kentucky International Convention Center promises to deliver another record breaking experience. The early bird registration rate is $700. After May 29th, the rate is $775! Registration closes on July 10th.
As agencies move to implement AI throughout their organizations, most are finding their AI efforts disrupted by fragmented, low-quality, or inaccessible data. This is a problem government shares with the private sector – a recent survey found that 79% of respondents said their AI initiatives are being hindered by limited access to data across environments.
These are not new problems for the government. There are still issues with data fragmentation and silos, poor data quality, complexities in applying governance and security requirements, and technical debt – legacy systems aren’t designed for modern analytics needs. And. of course, the pace of data generation continues to accelerate, adding to the pressure to clean and restructure massive numbers of datasets. That recent survey found that 60% of AI projects may be abandoned due to poor data readiness.
Learning Objectives:
- Outline the particular challenges in data readiness faced by your agency
- Delineate the steps to address those challenges, including prioritization and resource allocation
- Establish metrics to measure improvements in data quality so your agency datasets can be used by AI tools to produce trusted solutions
There is widespread recognition in federal agencies that they face increasingly sophisticated AI-driven threats. At the same time, agencies must also contend with evolving compliance mandates and shrinking budgets.
To simultaneously protect missions, ensure compliance, and align with federal efficiency and budget goals, agencies need to adopt modern, compliance-aligned endpoint detection and response (EDR) security strategies that enable full, real-time endpoint visibility while reducing false positives and preventing cost creep.
Florida's state agencies are modernizing services, strengthening cybersecurity, and embedding responsible AI and data governance into operations across the Sunshine State. As agencies advance digital transformation and cross-agency collaboration, leaders are moving toward integrated, anticipatory service models that reflect practical steps on the path to Government 3.0—building joined-up delivery, stronger public trust, and measurable outcomes that benefit all Floridians.
The Government Innovation Showcase Florida convenes agency leaders to share proven strategies, explore what's working, and accelerate progress with confidence. Featuring insights into collaboration, technology implementation, workforce development, and procurement processes that have driven mission success, this event delivers actionable frameworks grounded in real implementation experience. Join your fellow leaders to gain practical takeaways, connect with senior peers driving transformation across Florida, and leave equipped with approaches you can apply immediately in your own agency.
Join us as thought leaders from government and industry share their expertise, their experiences, and their suggestions for harnessing the power of AI to provide noticeable improvements to internal operations while improving security and opening up opportunities for new and expanded services to their constituencies.
Agencies throughout state, local, territorial, and tribal governments are being encouraged to incorporate artificial intelligence (AI) into their everyday operations, to streamline processes, modernize outdated systems, and strengthen cybersecurity defenses. Using AI is viewed as one promising way to deal with shrinking budgets and increased demand for services by citizens.
This three-day event addresses key issues that agencies must contend with in ensuring that investment in AI generates maximum benefit.
Learning Objectives:
- Outline the capabilities of AI management and compliance platforms and match them to the needs of your agency
- Delineate the use of the platforms to maintain auditability and traceability
- Understand how these platforms can guard against “shadow AI,” unauthorized use of AI within the agency
- Identify available AI tools to determine which best fit the security needs of your agency
- Review ways to integrate AI cybersecurity into existing defenses
- Understand the nature and magnitude of the threats posed by AI-empowered attacks
- Delineate places in your agency’s IT systems where AI can serve as a bridge between legacy systems and new services for citizens
- Establish priorities for tasks and processes that can be streamlined through the use of AI tools
- Outline metrics that can measure improvements, such as improved accuracy in testing, cost savings through reductions in outside labor costs (such as coding), and faster turnaround time in updating apps
State and local agencies are exploring how to incorporate artificial intelligence (AI) into their operations – as long as they observe their own state-level and any applicable federal-level regulations.
To meet these requirements, AI governance and compliance platforms help organizations manage, monitor, and enforce policies for safe, ethical, and legal use of AI, covering the entire lifecycle from development to deployment, by automating risk assessment, bias detection, and access control. These platforms centralize control, provide transparency, track data lineage, and automate auditing to build trust and prevent issues like unfair outcomes or data breaches.
Learning Objectives:
- Outline the capabilities of AI management and compliance platforms and match them to the needs of your agency
- Delineate the use of the platforms to maintain auditability and traceability
- Understand how these platforms can guard against “shadow AI,” unauthorized use of AI within the agency
It is widely recognized that the introduction of AI tools is a two-edged sword when it comes to cybersecurity. Attackers, whether profit-driven hackers or hostile nation-states, are using AI to launch faster, wider-spread and more sophisticated attacks, including AI-generated phishing and spear phishing emails, malware capable of adapting to changes in defensive responses, and deepfakes that are very hard to detect.
State and local agencies are attractive targets, since there are many more of them and often do not have the financial or IT resources of federal agencies.
This makes state and local agencies’ use of AI in cyber defense critical – AI tools can operate at machine speed and scale and adapt in response to evolving threats. These tools can significantly improve threat detection and intelligence by identifying anomalies and patterns signaling attacks under way; automating incident responses such as isolating compromised devices and resetting credentials; using Natural Language Processing (NLP) to flag sophisticated phishing and social engineering attacks; and prioritizing vulnerabilities to emphasize the most critical risks.
Learning Objectives:
- Identify available AI tools to determine which best fit the security needs of your agency
- Review ways to integrate AI cybersecurity into existing defenses
- Understand the nature and magnitude of the threats posed by AI-empowered attacks
At its annual conference in October 2025, the National Association of State CIOs (NASCIO) focused on “measurable modernization” facilitated by artificial intelligence (AI). Intelligent, AI-powered tools can streamline IT, converting slow, manual legacy system upgrades into faster, cheaper, and more secure processes by automating code analysis, testing, data migration, and even generating code, ultimately making systems more efficient, scalable, and future-proof while freeing humans for higher-value tasks.
There are several ways AI is suited to improve operations. To name just a few:
- By analyzing legacy code, such as COBOL, to understand its structure, find inefficiencies and even rewrite it into modern coding languages, AI reduces legacy debt and eases manpower needs for obsolete coding skills.
- AI tools can automate testing and quality controls, significantly speeding up quality assurance and moving apps to more easily supported operations.
- Using AI can generate predictive maintenance, identifying potential system failures and enabling self-healing capabilities.
Learning Objectives:
- Delineate places in your agency’s IT systems where AI can serve as a bridge between legacy systems and new services for citizens
- Establish priorities for tasks and processes that can be streamlined through the use of AI tools
- Outline metrics that can measure improvements, such as improved accuracy in testing, cost savings through reductions in outside labor costs (such as coding), and faster turnaround time in updating apps
The telecommunications industry is working hard to make the transition from 5G to 6G a reality. The General Services Administration reported last year that the target for establishing 6G as the commercial standard is 2030, because it will require research, innovation, and international agreement on new interoperability standards.
Over the course of three sessions, thought leaders in government and industry will discuss the opportunities and technical advancements being explored, including a closer look at two of the most significant projects now underway to prepare for a 6G-enabled world.
Session 1: OCUDU – The Search for Open Source Hardware
OCUDU (Open Centralized Unit/Distributed Unit) is a collaborative initiative and open-source project, hosted by the Linux Foundation, aimed at accelerating the development and deployment of 5G and 6G Open Radio Access Networks (Open RAN). It provides a common, carrier-grade, open-source software foundation for the CU and DU layers, which are critical components of radio access networks. The intent of OCUDU is to break vendor lock-in and accelerate the transition from proprietary, hardware-locked RAN systems to software-defined, open ecosystems.
- Amanda Toman, Director, Public Wireless Chain Supply Innovation Fund, NTIA
- Dr. David Kirkwood, Program Manager, OCUDU, OUSW R&E FutureG
Session 2: Turning Mobile Devices into Radar
Integrated Sensing and Communication (ISAC) is a 6G technology that enables wireless networks to simultaneously transmit data and detect objects, essentially turning mobile networks into radars. It uses shared radio signals, infrastructure, and hardware to track, locate, and image objects in real-time, improving network efficiency and enabling new, high-precision services. ISAC reduces hardware costs and saves spectrum resources by consolidating functions. It is considered a cornerstone of 6G, enabling faster, more reliable communication.
- Tyrell Junis, Co-Founder & Chief Operating Officer, Tiami Networks
Session 3: Maximizing 5G While Waiting for 6G – the Role of AI
Today’s advanced 5G networks are the essential first step to create an intelligent digital fabric. They provide higher upload speeds and open network interfaces for developers to use. They also make networks more programmable and easier to automate. So while the future may be 6G, investments made today into building out 5G and 5G standalone (5G SA) networks will not be stranded; they enable AI apps today and will be incorporated into the rollout of 6G tomorrow.
- Brian Vu, Cybersecurity & Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions Architect, GSA (Pending Approval)
- Anthony Lawson, Field Chief Technology Officer, Ericsson
- Victor Spahic, Executive Leader, T-Moble Secure Federal Operations
Learning Objectives
- Understand the components and processes that comprise Open RAN systems
- Evaluate your agency’s systems and the groundwork that can be done now to prepare for open source hardware
- Identify the system requirements to incorporate ISAC into your agency’s edge devices
- Delineate steps to maximize AI use in ISAC-enabled networks, including assessment of available databases and their cleanliness
- Determine what additional information needs to be gathered to utilize ISAC capabilities
- Delineate the investments your agency has planned and how they can adapt to 6G in future use
- Begin building a plan to harness 6G capabilities to enhance your agency’s performance and achievement of mission
The next era of cybersecurity is already here, and it’s no longer just about defending networks. Agencies must now prepare for a future shaped by AI-driven threats, evolving technology requirements and increasing expectations for resilience across critical services.
Join us online Wednesday, Aug. 26, from 2–2:50 p.m. ET/11–11:50 a.m. PT, as government and industry experts discuss how agencies are readying their strategies, systems and services for the next era of cybersecurity.
You'll learn:
- How agencies are preparing for emerging cyber threats.
- The role of AI and other technologies in modern cyber defense.
- Practical lessons from public-sector cybersecurity leaders.
Getting new capability into the field shouldn’t take years. When the mission demands change, organizations need solutions that can be deployed quickly and perform in real operational environments, even when connectivity is limited.
The U.S. military is learning what changes after a capability is fielded, from faster mission workflows to more reliable operations, and how those lessons can inform future deployments. The U.S. Army staged Project Convergence-Capstone 6 (PCC6) in late July to rigorously experiment with future technologies by significantly expanding the scope, scale and complexity of operations tested in earlier exercises.
Learning Objectives:
- Examine how the PCC6 exercise went from delivery to mission operations in months
- Review how mission operations continued when network connectivity was limited
- Outline how one successful deployment can accelerate future fielding
- Evaluate why time to value determines mission impact
Join more than 2,000 intelligence, defense, and national security professionals on August 26-27 for the 13th annual AFCEA/INSA Intelligence and National Security Summit.
Co-hosted by AFCEA and INSA, the nation’s leading non-profits dedicated to public-private partnership, the summit brings together leaders from government, academia, and industry for two days of mission-focused discussion. From plenaries and ignite rounds to an exhibit hall featuring the latest IC innovations, the program fosters genuine collaboration across the community.
Because we are non-profit organizations, your registration and sponsorship do more than fund an event; they directly support the professional workforce and the mission-critical initiatives we lead year-round!
Events Where We Are Exhibiting
TechNet Augusta 2026 gives participants the opportunity to examine and explore the intricacies of the cyber domain. With assistance from the U.S. Army Cyber Center of Excellence and industry experts, the conference is designed to open the lines of communication and facilitate networking, education and problem solving. Leaders and operators also discuss procurement challenges the military, government and industry face during a time of uncertain budgets and runaway technology advances.
The North Carolina Digital Government Summit is where innovation meets impact!
Bringing together the brightest minds in state and local government, this summit empowers public-sector leaders to explore cutting-edge technologies, modernize operations, and solve pressing challenges. From cybersecurity and AI to data governance and digital service delivery, sessions are designed to spark insight, foster collaboration, and accelerate real-world results. Whether you're shaping strategy or implementing solutions, the Summit delivers valuable peer connections and actionable guidance to help move your mission forward.
The Department of the Air Force Information Technology and Cyberpower Training and Education Event (DAFITC) will take place in Montgomery, AL from August 24-26, 2026.
This year, thousands of Air Force peers, along with private sector leaders in the IT and cyber security field convened to network, discuss, connect, and learn about the newest and most prevailing threats to our global networks and national defense. DAFITC 2026 is expected to featured 140+ breakouts, an exhibit hall with over 200 vendor booths, and over 4,000 attendees, speakers, and exhibitors.
Attendees will hear from leading voices in the public and private sectors, hearing a range of ideas, opinions, and assessments of the current state of all things cyber as well as insights into what the keys to future success might look like.
The California Government Innovation Summit is where innovation meets impact!
Bringing together the brightest minds in state and local government, this summit empowers public-sector leaders to explore cutting-edge technologies, modernize operations, and solve pressing challenges. From cybersecurity and AI to data governance and digital service delivery, sessions are designed to spark insight, foster collaboration, and accelerate real-world results. Whether you're shaping strategy or implementing solutions, the Summit delivers valuable peer connections and actionable guidance to help move your mission forward.
Join more than 2,000 intelligence, defense, and national security professionals on August 26-27 for the 13th annual AFCEA/INSA Intelligence and National Security Summit.
Co-hosted by AFCEA and INSA, the nation’s leading non-profits dedicated to public-private partnership, the summit brings together leaders from government, academia, and industry for two days of mission-focused discussion. From plenaries and ignite rounds to an exhibit hall featuring the latest IC innovations, the program fosters genuine collaboration across the community.
Because we are non-profit organizations, your registration and sponsorship do more than fund an event; they directly support the professional workforce and the mission-critical initiatives we lead year-round!
The Colorado Digital Government Summit is where innovation meets impact!
Bringing together the brightest minds in state and local government, this summit empowers public-sector leaders to explore cutting-edge technologies, modernize operations, and solve pressing challenges. From cybersecurity and AI to data governance and digital service delivery, sessions are designed to spark insight, foster collaboration, and accelerate real-world results. Whether you're shaping strategy or implementing solutions, the Summit delivers valuable peer connections and actionable guidance to help move your mission forward.
Open to Public Sector only.
The Connecticut Digital Government Summit is where innovation meets impact!
Bringing together the brightest minds in state and local government, this summit empowers public-sector leaders to explore cutting-edge technologies, modernize operations, and solve pressing challenges. From cybersecurity and AI to data governance and digital service delivery, sessions are designed to spark insight, foster collaboration, and accelerate real-world results. Whether you're shaping strategy or implementing solutions, the Summit delivers valuable peer connections and actionable guidance to help move your mission forward.
Open to Public Sector only.
The Florida Public Sector Cybersecurity Summit is where government defends the future.
This public sector-focused event brings together IT security leaders, risk managers, and public officials to tackle the evolving cyber threats facing state and local government. Through expert-led sessions, peer exchange, and real-world case studies, attendees gain practical strategies to strengthen cyber resilience, protect critical infrastructure, and lead with confidence in an age of constant risk. Designed specifically for the public sector, this summit delivers insights you can act on and alliances you can trust!
The TribalNet Conference & Tradeshow is the annual gathering of the TribalHub community. It is not just another conference; it is an experience! This is one of the only events truly dedicated to Native American government, gaming, and health technology – with topics that are relevant to what is going on both nationally and locally. The attendees and vendors are open, engaged and ready to make valuable connections! In today’s world, it’s more essential than ever, for business leaders to utilize cutting-edge technologies and leadership strategies across all departments to create sustainable growth and success. The TribalNet Conference & Tradeshow is a great opportunity to take advantage of a growing network of resources, experience and industry connections, ensuring that enterprise and government leaders are in possession of the tools and information that they need to thrive in their industries.
What will you gain by attending?
- Valuable Connections with Vendor Partners and Industry Peers
- Opportunities for Collaboration with other Tribes
- Practical Tools for Business Growth
- Knowledge of the Latest Technology Tools and Resources
Each year, SC provides the leading technical program for the HPC community. The Program is designed to share best practices in all areas of high performance computing. Become a contributor and share your excellence. Presenting at SC is extremely rewarding.
Here’s your opportunity to meet and interact with industry, research organizations, universities, and startups joining us from across the globe. As an exhibitor, showcase your cutting-edge technologies, products, and services to thousands of attendees.
The Students@SC program offers a broad range of volunteer experiences, cluster competitions, and networking opportunities. Put your professional development into overdrive and identify the possibilities within the field of high performance computing.
Industry, academia, and government experts volunteer to design, build, and administer the cutting-edge SCinet infrastructure, providing internet connectivity for attendees and pushing the boundaries of network innovation through research and demos.
The Florida IT Leadership Forum is where tomorrow’s government leaders grow today.
This invitation-only gathering brings together state and local IT executives, emerging leaders, and visionary thinkers for candid conversations on the future of public-sector technology. Focused on leadership development, innovation, and strategy, the Forum goes beyond the tech to address the people, policies, and practices shaping digital government. Through peer exchange and practical sessions, participants gain the insights, relationships, and skills needed to lead their organizations and communities into the future.
For more information or to request an invitation, please contact Jennifer Caldwell.