The future of work at NGA requires the amplification of human-machine partnerships and a more productive and collaborative workforce. Increasing the efficiency and ability of NGA’s internal elements to work better together – across classifications – will amplify the intelligence products that we can provide to NGA’s customers. Join USGIF and members of team NGA as we discuss the agency’s model for future work.

With the COVID crisis keeping people out of the office and working from home, this webinar focuses on the challenges unique to the intelligence and national security workforce as it pivots to increase and expand the use of telework. The discussion will focus on teleworking at the DOD and the IC during the COVID crisis, including the technology challenges and resources, opportunities to perform classified work in non-traditional environments,...

The federal government responded to the COVID-19 pandemic by enacting multiple laws, including the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act ("CARES Act"), appropriating over $2 trillion for assistance and economic support.OpenGov is bringing together a panel of customers to share how they are using and deploying CARES Act funding for mission-critical software to:1) distribute grants, reopen restaurants and restart their economy2) mod...

Federal agencies represent the highest users of data intensive computing. The deployment of accelerated computing using graphics processing units or GPUs is rapidly increasing as agencies adopt emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, drones, robots, medical imaging and video analysis. Not only does this high performance infrastructure speed performance, it also fundamentally changes the economics of the data center since a GPU-a...

Key Take Away: Attendees will create and edit basic mathematical formulas. You will build formulas in Excel with function autocomplete or by typing them manually, while learning essential functions like SUM, MIN, MAX, AVERAGE, and COUNT. You will also learn the difference between relative and absolute cell references as well as learning how to copy and paste formulas in Excel and apply autofill options. Overview: Using Excel is now a daily req...

The AUSA Noon Report brings the popular Breakfast Series from our headquarters with the same quality content, essential topics and timely information you have come to expect from AUSA programs. Join key leaders from the defense industry, academia, military and government for this timely presentation with live Q&A on Wednesday, 22 July. There’s no cost to attend this event. Register today – space is limited!

The U.S. Census Bureau and the Local Employment Dynamics (LED) Partnership in collaboration with the Council for Community and Economic Research (C2ER) and the Labor Market Information (LMI) Institute, welcomes Pramod Sambidi as he presents, “Analyzing Job-to-Job Flows in the Houston Metropolitan Area Using LEHD J2J Data.” The Longitudinal Employer-Household Dynamics (LEHD) Job-to-Job Flows data set provides new insights to the cha...

Many users know how to find tables on data.census.gov, but did you know that you can also use the Census Bureau’s application programming interface (API) to quickly access data in a standardized way? In just a few easy steps, you can edit a sample URL, save your results, and open it in Excel to get the data you need. Join this webinar for an introduction and live demonstration of our API in action.

Cloud adoption is a strategic priority of the Department of Defense’s IT modernization initiatives. From the introduction of milCloud and the headline-grabbing JEDI contract, to the ongoing consolidation of cloud networks and pursuit of an enterprise cloud strategy, the Defense Department has committed to supporting the warfighter in the cloud. Looking ahead, how are advances in cloud computing technology affecting the Department of Def...

State and local governments have become prime targets for cyberattacks. As more organizations have shifted to remote work in recent months, phishing attacks have increased 85 percent and cyber breaches overall have increased 600 percent. It’s now more important than ever for states and localities to secure all their endpoints. Governments have traditionally focused on PCs, laptops and mobile devices connected to their networks. But print...