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The conference is returning to Texas November 18th - 20th at the Gaylord Texan Resort providing valuable information from top government security experts to help fulfill your mission.
Originally posted by Kristin Quinn on trajectorymagazine.com
In the wake of the sudden, unexpected decision to postpone the GEOINT 2013 Symposium, which was scheduled to be held in Tampa Oct. 13-16, more than 200 Intelligence Community members gathered Oct. 15 for a USGIF special event at the Embassy Suites in Springfield, VA.
As a result of the ongoing government shutdown, USGIF announced Oct. 8 the decision to postpone its 10th annual GEOINT Symposium to April 2014. The special event offered community members the opportunity to reflect upon this news, look ahead to the spring, and network.
USGIF CEO Keith Masback said there is "no playbook" for postponing an event the size of the GEOINT Symposium, which was expected to bring more than 4,000 attendees and around $5 million in revenue to the Tampa Bay area.
Originally posted by Steven Wright-Mark on BusinessWire
NewBay Media, a leading publisher of digital content creation media, today announced that Government Video Expo, the East Coast's largest and best-attended pro video, audio/visual and IT trade event, is returning to the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, DC, from December 3rd - 5th, 2013. Thousands of digital video professionals are expected to attend the 16th annual event for three days of education, exhibitions, special events, and networking opportunities.
Government Video Expo also announced that its "early-bird" registration discounts have been extended through October 29th. These discounts are available on a number of different registration options, including access to the following world-class conference programs:
Originally posted by Bob Gourley on CTOvision
Cyber practitioners in the federal sector have always needed better ways to collaborate and coordinate and have always been on the lookout for new ways to address challenges. But this year it is especially important. Attacks are up, funds to modernize have been zeroed out, staff has been reduced and now on top of that the shutdown has made things even harder. Meanwhile critical information still needs protecting and adversaries remain as persistent as ever.
This means it is more important than ever to find new ideas to better defend our infrastructure.
We have crafted the agenda of the Third Annual FedCyber Summit (6 Nov 2013) to do just that.
For details and to sign up visit: http://events.fedcyber.com
Originally posted by ChrisScott on FedCyber.com
I joined 400 of my favorite colleagues last week to hear DISA's annual Forecast to Industry. I have attended this forum at Tampa, Disneyworld, Grand ole' Opry (almost, it flooded out), Disneyland and other exotic locations. This year we congregated in the conference room at the DISA Headquarters on Fort Meade. Have times changed!! Despite the fact that the event was streamed live over the Internet to anyone who signed up, we were separated from our electronic devices and spent the day in blissful isolation, reviewing the small list of upcoming opportunities for industry. We have posted a copy of their slides here: Forecast-Brief-9Aug
