FedTalks is the largest annual gathering of the top 1000 leaders from the tech and government IT communities coming together from around the country to D.C. for one day to discuss how technology and people can change government and our our communities.This widely-attended conference is comprised of C–level executives from the tech industry, The White House, federal agencies, distinguished members of Congress and more and is comprised of...

FedScoop's 4th Annual Tech Shoot-Out will be held May 7, 2013 at the Newseum in Washington D.C. This unique event brings together the leading technology providers to “shoot it out” over the biggest questions facing the government’s adoption of: Cloud Computing Big Data Cybersecurity The event aims to provide government with answers to any questions regarding these topics, from implementation and security to usage and ownershi...

FedScoop is proud to announce the 3rd Annual MobileGov Summit that will be held on February 28, 2013 at The Newseum located in Washington, D.C. MobileGov will bring government and industry IT leaders together to share current issues, trends and best practices on how to create the next generation mobile government workforce. Included in this discussion will be in-depth dialogue on teleworking, remote computing security, BYOD, and mobile smartph...

FedScoop’s Agile Government Summit will be held on February 13, 2013, at the Renaissance Hotel in Washington, D.C. This event will bring together the brightest leaders from government and industry to discuss ways government can be more agile and how to best leverage innovative technologies and new approaches to achieve this goal. The Agile Government Summit will feature speakers and keynotes from federal agencies, including the White Hou...

FedScoop announces the Red Hat Government Symposium which will be held October 23rd at the Newseum in Washington D.C. Experience the momentum of open source first-hand. Talent, energy, and passion are harnessed in collaborative communities of innovation, taking on the biggest challenges in government information technology. Open source helps agencies at all levels of government meet mission-critical IT demands, while offering something unique....

FedScoop is proud to announce the 4th Annual Lowering the Cost of Government with IT Summit that will be held on August 22, 2012 in Washington D.C. This event will bring together government and industry IT leaders to discuss the best ways government can become more efficient and save money through the use of innovative technologies. The discussion will focus on customer engagement, security, mobility, open source and a variety of other best pr...

FedScoop is proud to announce the inaugural U.S. Innovation Summit that will be held on June 20, 2012 in Washington D.C. This one-of-a-kind event will bring the most innovative thought leaders in government and industry together to discuss how to harness the power of innovation to change government. The discussion will center on innovation best practices within the government to help federal leaders create a more forward-thinking federal lands...

FedScoop is proud to announce 3rd Annual Cloud Shoot-Out & CyberSecurity Summit will be held May 2, 2012 in Washington D.C. This unique event brings together the leading cloud computing technology providers to “shoot it out” over the biggest questions facing the government’s adoption of cloud computing. The event aims to provide government with answers to any questions regarding cloud computing from implementation and sec...

FedScoop is proud to announce the 2nd Annual MobileGov Summit that will be held on February 23, 2012 at Hotel Monaco, located in Washington, D.C. MobileGov will bring government and industry IT leaders together to share current issues, trends and best practices on how to create the next generation of mobile government workforce. Included in this discussion will be in-depth dialogue on teleworking, remote computing security and how to get the m...

FACT: Studies have shown the biggest influence on employee productivity, engagement, and retention is the direct supervisor. However, with recent Congressional legislation and less-than-positive research reports by the Merit Systems Protection Board, it is clear that supervisory effectiveness is subpar in many federal agencies. How can you as a federal leader begin to address the long-standing skills gaps that may exist in your agency’s...