This year DGI will hold four separate RM topic-specific, virtual events during Thursdays from 10:30AM-12:30PM ET in September. This expanded format will allow for more targeted events, resulting in a deeper dive into each weekly topic. The roles of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning in the realm of government Records Management continue to grow in importance. These new technologies will play a critical role in how records will b...

930gov is the largest, longest-running, multi-sponsored conference for government IT. 930gov is a multi-track, conference where government technical communities connect, exchange, and gather ideas from thought-leaders from each community. Topics for the 2022 conference include: Records Management Federal Data Strategy Cyber/Zero Trust Cloud/Modernization Enterprise Architecture

The Center for Digital Government, in partnership with the National Association of Counties (NACo), presents its 20th annual Digital Counties Survey Awards. The survey provides annual recognition of county performance and innovation in using technology to align with county goals, save tax dollars through newfound efficiencies, boost transparency and cybersecurity, encourage citizen engagement and proactively address citizen expectations. The p...

Tyra Banks will be kicking off Customer Contact Week!The Supermodel turned Super Businesswoman created and executive produces America’s Next Top Model. Tyra is consistently ranked by Time Magazine as one of the world’s most influential people, and serves as CEO of her own multimillion-dollar entertainment company Bankable Productions. INDUSTRY-SPECIFIC THINK TANKS Think Tanks are scenario-based, interactive peer-to-peer discussions...

The DC Blockchain Summit is the premiere gathering of the most influential people who are focused on public policy for digital asset and blockchain innovations. Blockchain technology offers immense opportunities for business, government, and consumers. It’s ability to improve processes, increase cost-efficiency, and promote transparency in numerous industries is transforming the ways in which we do business. The DC Blockchain Summit brin...

DGI’s 22nd annual Government Customer Experience Conference will explore the policies, applications and technologies involved with improving customer and employee experience with the ultimate goal of improving citizen services. This annual event is focused on improving customer experience and citizen engagement through all aspects of serving citizens: onsite, online, social media, mobile, contact center operations, and more. The 2022 Gov...

Cloud Computing continues to grow in importance in the public sector. Agency personnel responsible for developing and implementing cloud-based solutions, for implementing data center consolidation and other technology efficiencies, continue to look for opportunities to learn about the best technologies, configurations, service and deployment models and appropriate mix of cloud services, based on their government agency requirements. Digital Go...

Open to Public Sector only. The 20th Anniversary CUNY IT Conference will take place virtually on December 2 & 3, 2021. This year’s conference theme is: Technologies for Teaching, Learning and Working at the Future CUNY – Utopias and Dystopias. In considering this year’s conference theme, we ask ourselves these questions: Artificial intelligence is here (again). What can it do for workflows in our offices? What can it do f...

Ransomware is a form of malware designed to encrypt data files rendering any files on the computing device unusable. Once files are encrypted a ransom is demanded in exchange for decryption keys. Ransomware is a major ongoing security problem and a growing national security threat. Government agencies are organizing on numerous fronts to combat ransomware. On July 15, 2021 the U.S. Government launched a new One-Stop Ransomware resource at stop...

The events of 2020 rapidly accelerated the use of technology and digital expectations the public has for their state and local government agencies. These new expectations have pushed the need to modernize the experience of government to be accessible in new, and sometimes, contactless ways. But the events of 2020 were merely a warm-up act to the new pace of change that will continue through 2021 and beyond – and agencies will need to rap...