Digital Government Institute (DGI)

Digital Government is a platform focused on advancing digital transformation and technology innovation across government. It connects public-sector leaders and technology providers through events, conferences, and educational opportunities covering government IT modernization, digital services, cybersecurity, cloud computing, and emerging technologies. Digital Government Institute is a trusted resource for delivering knowledge through: Training Seminars, Conferences and Expos, Webinars, and Government Technical Communities. By connecting these communities in person and online, this is a truly comprehensive, integrated approach for addressing the most important topics facing government IT and management professionals.

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AI Implementation Success Stories
AI Implementation Success Stories

Nov 5, 2026

Virtual / Online

Digital Government Institute (DGI)
The “AI Implementation Success Stories” virtual workshop will focus on how artificial intelligence is transforming government operations. The program will spotlight innovative applications of AI across various government sectors, highlighting successful projects to enhance efficiency, decision-making, and public services. From predictive analytics to machine learning in administrative processes, attendees will gain valuable insights into how AI is driving meaningful change and improving outcomes in the public sector. Our lineup of subject matter experts will share firsthand accounts of their AI implementation journeys, discussing the challenges faced, the strategies employed, and associated results achieved. The virtual program will feature case studies from different government agencies, offering practical lessons and best practices for integrating AI into your own operations.
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Government Marketing – Beyond the Playbook

Nov 17, 2026

Virtual / Online

Join us for a candid, no‑nonsense discussion on the realities of government marketing in today’s environment. Led by a team of industry veterans, these quarterly, complimentary virtual programs dig into the strategies, missteps, and evolving dynamics shaping public‑sector marketing success—with a special focus on how both virtual and in‑person events continue to drive engagement, credibility, and pipeline. Over lunch, we’ll unpack the hard truths—what works, what doesn’t—including how to navigate shifting policies, procurement challenges, and the changing expectations of government buyers. We’ll also explore how organizations are using virtual and face‑to‑face events to build trust, accelerate education, and position their brand more effectively in a crowded federal landscape. Whether you’re new to the space or refining a long‑standing approach, you’ll walk away with practical insights and real‑world lessons from experts who have decades of government IT event experience. Expect sharp analysis, honest conversations, and actionable takeaways to help your organization stand out and drive meaningful engagement across every event format.
AI to Support Cybersecurity

Nov 19, 2026

Virtual / Online

In the rapidly evolving domain of cybersecurity, artificial intelligence (AI) stands as a pivotal force with dual capabilities: as an enhancement of agency security efforts and potential facilitator of offensive cyber-attacks. This virtual workshop will cover the multifaceted role of AI in cybersecurity, illustrating both its defensive and offensive capabilities. Workshop attendees will gain insights into the latest AI-powered cybersecurity solutions, preparing them to make informed decisions moving forward.
Electronic Records Transfer Best Practices

Dec 10, 2026

Virtual / Online

On December 23, 2022, OMB released M-23-07 titled “Update to Transition to Electronic Records”. Item 1.2 mentions “After June 30, 2024, all agencies must transfer permanent records to NARA in electronic formats and with appropriate metadata in accordance with NARA regulations and transfer guidance.” NARA Bulletin 2018-01 defined and updated the minimum set of meta elements that must accompany transfers of permanent records to the National Archives. This guidance applied to all permanent electronic records and updated NARA Bulletin 2014-04 titled, “Format Guidance for the Transfer of Permanent Electronic Records”. The Bulletin contained two parts: general guidance on formats and a table of file formats acceptable for transferring permanent electronic records. This virtual workshop will cover current electronic transfer protocols, transfer best practices and provide updates as to what lies ahead.
24th Annual eDiscovery, Records and Information Management Conference

Mar 18, 2027

Washington, DC

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