The public sector is overburdened with repetitive and administrative work. But with automation, agencies in federal, state, and local government are offloading low-value work so that people can focus on serving the mission. From citizen service delivery and health care to rooting out fraud, waste, and abuse, automation boosts the government’s capacity, speed, accuracy, and resilience while improving employee and citizen engagement. Join...

Developing indirect rates is only one piece of the puzzle for government contractors. Managing indirect rates leads to financial and contract success. We find that many contractors only calculate indirect rates at the end of the year and do little to manage rates throughout the year. Several factors affect indirect rates including unplanned expenses, budget errors or oversights, and won or lost contracts. Monitoring and managing indirect rates...

The Nash & Gray virtual class series provides access to two experts in Government Contracting Intellectual Property law and policy, on a monthly basis. The sessions will dive deep into important and timely issues related to IP and Data Rights for government employees and contractors. And, of course, bring your questions to the sessions.

Join us for the Forescout Virtual Test Drive, a hands-on tour of the Forescout platform that lets you demo the latest updates — including Forescout eyeSegment capabilities. In just 90 minutes on a Tuesday of your choice, you’ll experience: Agentless device visibility: Quickly see, classify and assess the security posture of your entire Enterprise of Things — no agents required. Real-time asset management: Build an accurate re...

Cyber-attacks and other disasters pose a constant risk to the IT operations of government agencies. The damage inflicted by these disruptions range in levels of severity and leave critical data and IT investments at risk for every hour of downtime. Preparing for a potential disaster may seem extreme, but thinking ahead and creating a plan for how to respond can make all the difference. A trustworthy modern data protection solution enables agen...

Registration is closed Program offices typically manage their efforts through a web of spreadsheets, PowerPoints, Microsoft Project files, and a SharePoint library. CORAS' Program Management solution ingests this disparate data into automated processes, providing consistent and trustworthy real-time reporting across the entire program office. It is simple to snap in spreadsheets, connect to external data, as well as to see hidden relationships...

Addressing disparities related to race, economic status, sexual orientation, and other forms of human differences requires a balance of conceptual frameworks, rigorous analyses, and practical guidance. Before designing strategic plans, organizations must analyze and understand the data surrounding the underserved and underrepresented populations. In this webinar, we will demonstrate an analytical framework that supports the movement toward edu...

Headlines across the country have shown that ransomware can target organizations of any size, from the smallest town hall to major state agencies. The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act signed into law earlier this year included $1 billion for grants to be awarded to state, local, or tribal governments to address cybersecurity risks and threats such as ransomware. At the same time, cyber insurance providers have been raising their premiums...

Higher education institutions rely on technologies that are scalable and secure to manage their vast data storage, protect and growth responsibilities. GitLab enables universities to modernize, innovate and secure quickly with an all-in-one platform where everyone can contribute. Join GitLab on June 14th to learn how GitLab has helped the University of Washington scale to effectively host over 10,000 projects, representing roughly 400 GB of da...

Mental Health America’s (MHA) 2022 Annual Conference, Forward Together: Recovery, Healing, Hope, will take place in Washington, DC from June 9-11, 2022. The event will bring together hundreds of MHA affiliates, peers, providers, government officials, media, and key stakeholders from across the country to explore the intersecting equity issues that exist in mental health.