Important Note All course materials and handouts will be provided to students on CD ROM. Please bring a laptop computer that is equipped with a CD ROM with you to the class. If you do not have access to a laptop, please contact the respective meeting planner as soon as possible. There will be a limited number of laptops available for use through NDIA, so please call early. Overview The Defense Systems Acquisition Management course meets the ne...

Preeminent Training and Simulation opportunity to hear the latest requirements and learn about procurement opportunities from the Army, Marine Corps, Navy and Air Force. Presentations will identify near term and mid term requirements and acquisition strategies. Numerous opportunities to network with key Government and other Industry Partners in the Training and Simulation business. This event will be held in conjunction with AAAA Golf Tournam...

E2S2 is focused on providing participants with critical information and interaction on the challenges of the national security departments and agencies regarding environmental, energy security, and sustainability issues such as acquisition, environmental management, environmental restoration, emerging technologies, partnerships, finance and budgeting, technology, climate change and adaption, sustainable design and construction, stormwater, BRA...

The C4ISR Division is comprised of two committees: C4 and Intel. The focus of the two committees is on OSD and Defense Intelligence at the Operational and Tactical Levels as follows: C4 Committee provides a forum for industry and government to address: -secure information sharing environment -trusted information networks and collaboration among those involved -information operations -joint network operations -data strategy and data movement ar...

Please join NDIA on Wednesday, June 5, 2013 at the next Legislative Information Division (LID) Breakfast Series featuring Representative Mo Brooks (R-AL). Congressman Brooks serves on the House Armed Services Committee and is the Co-Chair of the Army Aviation Caucus. Please note this event is closed to the media and trade press and all comments are not-for-attribution.

The primary purpose of our quarterly meetings is to engage in local dialogues about how we can increase the quality of STEM education; the quantity of STEM educated graduates that are eligible for employment in the Aerospace and Defense (A&D) industries; and the amount and effectiveness of engagement by A&D employers, working in partnership with others in their communities. Previous meetings have demonstrated the productiveness of brin...

Join us for the 6th Midwest Small Business Government Contracting Symposium with this year's theme - "Developing Partnerships for Success". View all details / register on-line from NDIA Iowa Illinois Chapter site: http://www.ndia-ia-il.org THEME Two-day interchange for senior government and industry leadership to better understand future Arsenal Island business opportunities Military, DoD Civilian, and Industry Participation Networking Opportu...

The purpose of the Joint Armaments Conference is to bring together the complete government and industry community to participate in presentations and exhibits representing activities supporting the evolving requirements, technologies, systems and ongoing production. Poster sessions continue to grow in interest and will be expanded to supplement the oral presentations. Tutorial sessions addressing key topics of interest in requirements, acquisi...

This U.S.-Sweden defense industry conference focuses on the natural synergy between U.S. and Swedish companies and their governments. The U.S. and Sweden are fortunate in ranking among the top eight countries in terms of their R&D investment as a percentage of GDP; both nations commit a substantial portion of their national resources to the creation and application of new knowledge and technology. Their defense industries value R&D as...

The purpose of this 2 1/2 day meeting is to bring together corporate security professionals and industrial security policy-makers from a variety of federal agencies to address security topics of common interest. A series of panels and speakers will provide insights from diverse perspectives, enabling participants to identify critical issues and needs and to develop creative solutions to problems where they exist.