Join us for 1-day IN-PERSON retirement benefits workshops for Federal Government Employees. Check-in at 8:30 AM, enjoy some complimentary coffee and a light snack, and then get ready to begin promptly at 9. From a local “federal benefits guru,” Ed Zurndorfer- you will be learning about the mechanics and intricacies of the Federal Government’s benefits package for its employees. We provide lunch, and the sessions are typically...

We’ve been hearing about the promise of the cloud for the past decade. A promise that included slashing IT costs, eliminating hardware upgrades, and capitalizing on technological innovation. Yet for all its promise, the reality of the cloud has fallen short. In the last year alone 80% of IT decision-makers have migrated applications or data that were part of a public cloud back to an on-premise or private cloud environment. So, what happ...

A decade into the cloud journey, federal agencies still find cloud migrations challenging. Agency service and mission needs, technical requirements and existing policy initiatives are just a part of the mix. IT modernization requires agencies to continuously adapt to the state of technology change while delivering the day to day mission of the agency.

The Government Contract Management Symposium (GCMS) is held annually by the National Contract Management Association (NCMA) in the Washington, DC metro area, providing training for contracting professionals in both government and industry. The two-day symposium consists of keynote addresses from contracting and acquisition leaders, nontraditional panel discussions, 35 breakout sessions, and many networking opportunities with 1,000+ attendees....

The Certified Government Meeting Professional Course is to earn the CGMP designation and is designed for government meeting planners and suppliers whose work is governed by the rules and regulations of the federal government. While the curriculum is written from Federal rules, regulations, and laws, state and local government employees will benefit from this information. Individuals who have earned their CGMP have obtained the highest designat...

The fourth annual Los Angeles Cyber Security Summit connects C-Suite & Senior Executives responsible for protecting their companies’ critical infrastructures with innovative solution providers and renowned information security experts. Standard Admission is $350 each, giving you access to all Interactive Panels, Discussions, Catered Breakfast, Lunch & Cocktail Reception. Receive 50% off Admission with code GovEventsCSS

Improper payments are a long-standing problem and cost tax payers nearly $150 billion dollars each year. The White House lists “Getting Payments Right” as one of a handful of Cross-Agency Priority (CAP) goals, with officials from the departments of Labor, Treasury, Health and Human Services, and the Office of Management and Budget leading the effort. Agencies like the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services are exploring the use...

About Join us for candid conversations on how the U.S. government is using the best artificial intelligence technologies to improve efficiencies, analyses and decision-making. We'll discuss automation, data management and high-performance computing, deepfakes, facial recognition, machine learning, robots and more! Invited speakers for this forum include senior leaders from CMS, DHS, DOD, DOJ, GSA, HHS, IRS, OMB and VA. Agenda 7:30 - 8:30 a.m....

Join Red Hat, FedScoop and your peers for a morning of productive keynotes, discussions, and networking. The Open Transforms event series provides the crucial fundamental knowledge to help you accelerate your own transformation journey. The agenda features topics like DevOps, machine learning, and effective automation. You'll have the opportunity to listen and learn from industry experts, as well as share with your peers. We will discuss how t...

Meeting the Deadlines of M-19-21 Federal agencies still spend hundreds of millions of dollars and thousands of staff hours each year to manage and store records that are still in non-digital formats. By 2022, agencies will be required to make a full transition to electronic recordkeeping and the National Archives and Records Administration will stop accepting new paper records. Attend the event Electronic Records Readiness taking place on Dece...