CONTACT AFCEA Alamo ChapterPO Box 200363a Austin, TX 78720Phone: 866-445-9114Fax: 512-692-2651Email: info@alamoafcea.org Alamo Chapter of the Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association (AFCEA) Conference & Expo (Alamo ACE) San Antonio, Texas, December 13-16: The Alamo Chapter of AFCEA is pleased to host the 2nd Annual Alamo ACE, the premier symposium event for IT/Cybersecurity professionals. This year’s conference theme...

MARCOM Connections invites you to our 1st Annual Charity Social Event at Clydes in Chevy Chase, Maryland. As part of our social responsibility, we like to to give back to the community. Our non-profit organization supported this year is Family Services (www.fs-inc.org) in Gaithersburg, Maryland which strengthens families and communities through innovative education, child development and behavioral health services. As part of the event, attend...

Current economic conditions make it imperative that government organizations partner in new ways to better leverage their technical infrastructure and improve public services. Failure to do so creates a missed opportunity that can no longer be afforded. From four states collaborating on a cloud based solution for GIS data to the eCityGov alliance which includes 39 municipalities, government organizations are re-thinking how they provide servic...

Network with Peers and Share Your Experiences The continuous threat hurricanes and other natural disasters pose for the Houston area require emergency management officials to constantly update plans and collaborate on best practices. As a Tier 1 UASI region, there is a heightened need to improve the city’s capacity to prevent, protect against, respond to, and recover from terrorist incidents. This is truly a must attend event for all res...

SANS WhatWorks in Incident Detection and Log Management Summit 2011The Incident Detection and Log Management Summit will offer two full days of content in a single track, consisting of expert keynotes, professional briefings and dynamic panels. It will concentrate on network-centric and host-centric methods to detect intruders that work in the real world.We will also focus on which logging configurations capture the history of a hacker's activ...

Network with Peers and Share Your Experiences Whether it's a catastrophic accident, a cycle of major hurricanes, or an act of terrorism, Miami officials cannot predict when or how disasters will strike. What we do know is that expanded regional collaboration and response capabilities will be critical to the public’s safety. Sharing information and lessons learned is imperative for Miami’s all-hazards planning. This is truly a must...

This conference is the annual meeting for those involved in facilities planning and construction, academic program planning, finance and capital planning, space planning and management, administration, and operation of academic medical & health science centers (i.e. medical schools, hospitals & clinics, research centers, health professions programs, and health science programs). New integrated plans (programs, facilities, and finance)...

The 91st NCSS Annual Conference is your opportunity to rejuvenate your teaching strategies and collaborate with some of the leaders in social studies education. When you attend the conference, you will: Learn from over 400 presentations by the leading social studies researchers and practitioners Receive classroom-ready lessons Interact with well known speakers and educators as they share their ideas, experiences, and knowledge Earn contact ho...

Current economic conditions make it imperative that government organizations partner in new ways to better leverage their technical infrastructure and improve public services. Failure to do so creates a missed opportunity that can no longer be afforded. From four states collaborating on a cloud based solution for GIS data to the eCityGov alliance which includes 39 municipalities, government organizations are re-thinking how they provide servic...

The Positive Action through Civic Engagement, or PACE, is an initiative to enhance public participation within the communities in Arizona to help government officials make collaborative and informed decisions.