The Federal User Conference (FedUC) is a geospatial conference for federal agencies. Attendees will have the opportunity to connect with other leaders, decision makers, and geographic information system (GIS) professionals. Regardless of GIS experience, attendees can get the knowledge and resources needed to make better decisions using the geographic approach.

The 5th Annual Human Capital Management For Defense Event (HCMD 2010) The HCMD training conference is a cross-Service examination of the strategies and best practices for the management of human capital throughout the Defense Community. Now in its 5th year, HCMD has become the must-attend event with over 300 HR practitioners attending annually. Managing human capital is an ongoing challenge and always a top priority for the DoD. With a new adm...

In-agency technology expositions are time- and cost-effective for both on-site personnel and the exhibiting companies. The result is an efficient, orderly dissemination of information to personnel and an effective means of marketing for technology vendors.Each year, NCSI produces more than 125 in-agency technology expositions. These tabletop events consist of 25-50 technology companies exhibiting the latest in mission-related, emerging technol...

Federal Computer Week, in partnership with Adobe, invites you to an executive breakfast “Transparency, Public Participation, Collaboration – How to Craft Your Agency’s Open Government Plan,” to be held February 18, 2010 at the Ronald Reagan Building in Washington, D.C. This educational breakfast for government professionals will bring together senior government officials, technology and open government leaders to discus...

The Federal Networks 2010 Conference will bring together senior decision-makers from key agencies across the government to share their latest plans for how they will design, purchase and operate their networks as well as the IT services that these networks enable and deliver. Top technology officials from the Defense Department and civil agencies will give us an early look at how their next generation of initiatives will be shaped by dramatic...

Digital Government Trends Managing in Challenging Times New Technologies Innovation Web 2.0 Security. TOPICS WILL INCLUDE •Where's Your Focus - How to Market Solutions to Business •Reaching Citizens through 2.0 •Texas Department of Information Resources DBITS Update •Texas ERP Project Update •Are You Ready to Star on YouTube? Policies to Support New Service Models •Doing the Right Things - Dashboards and Per...

SPIE Medical Imaging is an annual meeting on the scientific and technical aspects of medical imaging. There are eight tracks including physics of medical imaging; image processing; computer-aided diagnosis; image visualization and image-guided procedures; biomedical applications in molecular, structural and functional imaging; image perception, observer performance, and technology assessment; advanced picture archiving and communication system...

In-agency technology expositions are time- and cost-effective for both on-site personnel and the exhibiting companies. The result is an efficient, orderly dissemination of information to personnel and an effective means of marketing for technology vendors.Each year, NCSI produces more than 125 in-agency technology expositions. These tabletop events consist of 25-50 technology companies exhibiting the latest in mission-related, emerging technol...

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Advanced Writing for the Web: Using Plain Language to Engage Citizens Class Format: One–Day Course Instructor: Leslie O'Flahavan, E–WRITE Date: Wednesday, February 17, 2010 Time: 9:00 am – 4:00 pm Place: Department of Labor (DOL) Directions to DOL Fee: $200 federal, state, or local U.S. government; $300 for non–government Course Description You can't engage people unless you communicate in plain, down–to–ear...