Over the next four to six years, healthcare organizations will find themselves in the midst of a shift in the way that healthcare is administered and monitored. According to research, patients will begin taking ownership of their healthcare which will create a deep ripple effect across IT networks that enable the day-to-day activities of the military. To address these seismic changes, the military is looking at how technology solutions will su...

Federal use of mobile technologies continues to mature. Since the advent of the mobile government movement, agencies have developed more effective security policies, clarified their choices of eligible mobile devices, and built a number of mobile applications for agency use and for deployment to the public. This webinar will explore the management and policy issues surrounding mobile devices and how to deliver government’s mission more e...

Agencies are transforming the way they look at applications by turning to tools and methodologies like containers, APIs, and microservices to help them meet the mission. Application modernization for your agency could be as straightforward as migrating from a proprietary application server to an open source Java application server or your agency could be evaluating technologies to migrate a monolithic architecture and help integrate systems an...

Decision windows are narrowing for agencies faced with combatting fraud, waste and abuse, and cybersecurity threats. The stakes in the cybersecurity wars are rising. Federal agencies – and for that matter nearly all organizations – face attacks from multiple vectors using multiple technical approaches. At the same time, agencies are looking to expand digital services, modernize their infrastructures, and bring more cloud hosting an...

The Military Health System is the backbone of health readiness for the Department of Defense. This global health care organization is responsible for both maintaining a medically ready force and for providing a ready medical force that is prepared to respond to the full spectrum of military operations. Join us for an in-depth discussion with experts from Booz Allen Hamilton. We’ll explore a new perspective on how the medical centers, hos...

Once considered the “cool kid” technology of Silicon Valley, Linux containers are in use today in several federal agencies at scale. In fact, open source communities like the Open Container Initiative and Kubernetes accelerated the maturity of the Linux container ecosystem to where government agencies are now using them in production. Linux containers are technologies that allow you to package and isolate applications with their en...

2017 will see the beginning of a new presidential administration and promises to be a year of action. What are the Federal government’s big initiatives in 2017 likely to be, and how will we get there? Join this interactive panel to discuss topics like government’s use of the cloud, plans to retire legacy systems, mitigating cyber security attacks, leveraging COTS solutions, industry/government collaboration and other technology New...

For several decades, high-end computing has played an important role in supporting NASA’s missions, with advancements as broad as: Preparing the Space Shuttle for return to flight, Designing and improving aerospace vehicles, Analyzing massive Earth systems data to understand potential near- and long-term changes, and Developing astrophysical calculations to explore the history and future of our universe. This webinar will discuss how hig...

Technology advances are redefining the way Federal agencies work towards their diverse missions. Underlying these new capabilities is the mandate to provide a secure, integrated, standards-based architecture that ensures uninterrupted global access to the network and that enables greater scale, agility, collaboration and decisive action regardless of location. This webinar will explore how Federal agencies are transforming and modernizing thei...

This year, 1.6 billion connected things were in use by smart cities, a 39% increase from 2015. Gartner defines a smart city as an urbanized area where multiple sectors cooperate to achieve sustainable outcomes through the analysis of contextual, real-time information shared among sector-specific information and operational technology systems. The result is a call for education, entrepreneurship, and innovation to help transform the ultra-conne...