Data is a key strategic asset to government agencies. Accessed effectively and deployed strategically, data has the power to unlock new insights, enhance decision-making, deliver cost savings, and ultimately help agencies meet their missions. However, as the wave of data threatens to become a deluge, the imperative to turn data into actionable information intensifies. Additionally, as transformative technologies such as artificial intelligence...

Today’s digital world offers unlimited potential for organizations to innovate and collaborate internally, across agencies, and with citizens. However, as they transform to digital business processes, organizations are challenged with creating, managing, operationalizing, securing and making sense of unprecedented amounts of data across an extended ecosystem of partners, suppliers and citizens. In order to realize the benefits of true di...

Ensuring the safety of today’s Federal workforce requires enhanced situational awareness and the ability to locate all employees – no matter where they are – along with fail-safe methods to communicate with them. Enhancing Federal Worker Safety will present the latest strategies and technologies for threat intelligence, employee communication, and response. This session will address the unique challenges of protecting federal...

On October 24, join federal government leaders and innovators as well as leading industry representatives from Dell Technologies, Government Acquisitions, Inc., and NVIDIA as they discuss beginning the AI journey and driving the mission. Hear from those who have learned lessons from their own challenges with AI implementation while gaining insights from experts who have cultivated strategies and best practices for successfully adopting artific...

The introduction of artificial intelligence and quantum computing have the potential to greatly strengthen the cybersecurity posture of federal and defense agencies across the public sector. But the same technologies will fundamentally upend the security status quo—from both an attacking and defending standpoint.This Nextgov viewcast will bring together top AI and quantum researchers and policy officials from civilian and military agenci...

The US Army is about to deploy the largest number of troops its moved from the U.S. through Europe in 25 years. It's just an exercise but make no mistake, showing the world how to forward-deploy an entire division of troops, more than 10,000 service personnel, has a purpose. In the midst of all of this, the Army is also perfecting the tools that will help soldiers, strengthen networks and improve intelligence gathering capabilities. Join Defe...

The President’s Management Agenda set out an aggressive plan for more effective and efficient government, and a key component of that plan is the modernization of agencies’ technology infrastructure. In a time of budget questions and manpower shortages, how do agencies deliver on this goal? This FCW Summit will explore how agencies have navigated the policy developments, the workforce challenges and look at who has delivered the be...

Information management is a key pillar of disaster response. From enhancing understanding of where the biggest risks lie, to informing proper resource allocation, to increasing communication channels with citizens, information management can transform the way state and local governments manage disasters. During this digital event Route Fifty will explore the role information gathering and sharing across both traditional and new platforms such...

In today’s digital world, citizens, soldiers, and agency staff expect the same superior customer experience from federal agencies as they receive from commercial businesses. When seeking services or information, citizens and military personnel alike want to interact with government on the medium of their choosing to receive timely, accurate, and comprehensive support. The DoD as well as civilian agencies are answering the call by impleme...

In the last five years, the tools used in defense have evolved from a staple of science fiction to a real-world magnet for large-scale investment. In Hawaii, that means channeling technological advances for Indo-Pacific security. As the administration's defense strategy has pivoted towards China and great power competition, how is the U.S. matching new capabilities to new strategy, and what needs to happen next?Join Defense One and Nextgov for...