The Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Clean Power Plan aims to disrupt the electric power industry by driving investments in renewables, nuclear power, energy efficiency, and natural gas power plants. If all goes according to the agency’s plan, these technologies will reduce greenhouse gas emissions by displacing electricity generated by coal-fired power plants. On October 30 at 2:00 PM EST, join Bloomberg Government and Bloo...

Aligning yourself with the right partner is central to winning federal business. All too often, companies base teaming decisions on legacy relationships, gossip, and the fact that a vendor has expressed interest. Winners make informed decisions by leveraging data. Join Bloomberg Government, in partnership with Lohfeld Consulting Group, on October 22 at 2:00 PM EDT for the second of our two-part complimentary webinar series where we will demons...

The digital economy is built on trust: that transactions are protected from fraud and crime, and that personal, business, and government data are used appropriately and stored securely. The state of Texas is number one in the United States for employment in the credit and consumer lending sector. This makes its capital city, Austin, the perfect place to kick-off our national conversation “The Digital Trust: Securing Commerce.” Texa...

Nearly five years after passage, the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and related legislation have cost than $73 billion. $2 billion went to the troubled healthcare.gov website, more than twice the original Obama administration estimates according to a recent Bloomberg Government analysis. How did we create this first-ever holistic look at healthcare reform costs? Join Bloomberg Government for a complimentary webinar on October 15 at 2:00 PM EDT as o...

Today’s Army must adapt to tighter budgets and evolving strategic threats. Stakeholders are facing significant decisions that will drive the shape and mission of the Army for decades to come. Bloomberg Government is pleased to invite you to attend a briefing at our offices during the AUSA conference on “Army Budgets, Opportunities, and the Future”. Bloomberg Government analysts will discuss the prospects for the Army budget i...

Today’s Army must adapt to tighter budgets and evolving strategic threats. Stakeholders are facing significant decisions that will drive the shape and mission of the Army for decades to come. Bloomberg Government is pleased to invite you to attend a breakfast briefing at our offices on “Army Budgets, Opportunities, and the Future”. Bloomberg Government analysts will discuss the prospects for the Army budget in fiscal 2015 as...

Hackers are equal opportunity criminals, targeting everything from critical infrastructure systems, to mobile devices, to personal computers and cloud storage. Patching existing vulnerabilities is no longer a viable security option. Instead, building security into information technology products, including phones, tablets and computers, is the key to smart cybersecurity. Please join Bloomberg Government during the second week of DHS’s Na...

FY 2014 for the U.S. government is now in the books. As we begin a new fiscal year, where can contractors find the largest new opportunities in a complicated budgetary environment? Join Bloomberg Government on October 7 at 2:00 PM EDT for the first of a two-part complimentary webinar series as we discuss the largest opportunities for contracts in fiscal 2015. Topics Will Include: Identifying the top 20 federal contracting opportunities for 201...

Blomberg Government invites you and your DC peers to help us kick-off our event series The Digital Trust: Securing Commerce with a networking reception. We will convene conversations in select cities with business and policy leaders, together with technical experts, to examine the trust essential for a thriving digital economy, and the systems and tools that enable it. Join us on Tuesday, September 30, for an evening reception in Washington, D...

While prospects for congressional enactment of cybersecurity legislation in the near term continue to dim, several executive branch departments and independent agencies have embarked on activities that could profoundly affect company obligations in the cyber sphere. Where in the government are these activities taking place and who is leading the charge? What regulatory exposure are companies facing in the coming months? Join Bloomberg Governme...