IDGA presents its first ever Constituent Relationship Management for Government that will cover both the CRM needs of Federal Agencies as well as successful case studies and industry solutions. This program will cover: A deep dive on the various CRM relationships: government to public, government to government, government to business, government to employee Standing up your CRM system: Costs, Benefits, Components, and Execution Focus on the va...

With an annual operating budget of $18 billion, DoD Military Intelligence programs have been instrumental in the war on terror. Human Geography has been at the forefront of these intelligence programs, often embodied in the Human Terrain Systems program which, with successful implementation, have recently increased from 22-31 operating teams in Afghanistan. In order for the US Military to operate in theatres where conventional warfare is not e...

11th Annual Maritime Homeland Security Summit The Latest in Maritime Domain Awareness and Security An essential attribute of any nation is its ability to protect its citizens and to maintain sovereign control of its land, air, and sea borders. Defending the United States against its enemies is the first priority and number one commitment of the Federal Government. In the maritime domain, this means exerting and safeguarding sovereignty in the...

This year’s event will focus on the challenges ahead for the JLTV, MRAP, HMMWV ECV and MTVR/LVSR, including what will be done in the coming year to address the shifting priorities and vehicle requirements in OCOs. The drawdown in Iraq and shift to a long-term, sustainment strategy in Afghanistan mean that now more than ever the military must develop vehicles adequate for these new missions. Shifting theater requirements and budget realit...

IDGA’s 2013 Forensic Enabled Intelligence (FEI) will take place just as the Defense Forensics Enterprise takes shape and procurement procedures shift from ad-hoc funding to budgeted expenses. The event provides a unique opportunity to gain first hand perspectives from those directly responsible for the direction of our future forensic efforts. Speakers from the Office of the Provost Marshal General of the Army, the Naval Criminal Investi...

This event focuses exclusively on relevant domestic and international law enforcement and government agencies. Today’s TOC activities deal heavily with criminal goods, such as illegal drugs, identity theft, counterfeit goods, money laundering and intellectual property materials. These criminal activities extend to the trafficking of arms, human beings, and child exploitation. Understand the actions taking place to effectively counter the...

Advancing Radio Frequency Communicatons: Improvement, Integration and Implementation Efficient and uninhibited communication has always been vital in any and all military operations. Especially at a time when effective communication and information-sharing capability must be delivered within financial constraints, the effective fielding of such communication technology has been at the forefront of military, industry, and academia discussion. A...

Join us in discussing advancements on the U.S. Canadian border such as, Automated Targeting Systems (ATS), Remote Video Surveillance Systems (RVSS), Maritime Radar Systems, Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (C-TPAT), and the “Beyond the Border” action plan, so we can begin to work towards improving the security and efficiency of our shared border. Keywords: strategy, policy, capitol hill

Electronic Warfare is back and in 2013 we will bring together +17 high profile speakers and over 15 sessions to address the increasing pressure to converge electronic warfare, cyber, and information operations. Why Electronic Warfare now? The Department of Defense is calling for spending $3.44 billion in electronic warfare and electro-optical countermeasures procurement The Pentagon has put in a 2013 budget request of $1.06 billion towards acq...

IDGA’s Military Behavioral Healthcare will tackle the challenges faced by current soldiers, retiring service members and veterans. It brings together a community of psychiatrists, psychologists, clinical social workers, doctors, nurses and other medical professionals dedicated to facilitating proper readjustment, service transition, diagnosis and preventive care. Earn 20 CME credits at this event! The event will encompass several areas o...