Networking Skills: Making Your Contacts Count July 7, 2010 9 am - noon Create, Cultivate & Capitalize on Networking Relationships & Opportunities This workshop is based on the book Make Your Contacts Count: Networking Know-How for Business and CareerSuccess by authors Anne Baber & Lynne Waymon. Copies of the book will be available for purchase at the seminar. Networking Skills: Making Your Contacts Count Are you a natural-born net...

GovLoop and Young Government Leaders (YGL) are joining forces to enrich the lives of emerging leaders in today’s government. We have developed the Next Generation of Government Summit to tackle issues the next generation is facing in their daily government lives. By educating, inspiring and transforming the current and future leaders of government through case studies and hands on training we will help make government cool! The 1st Next...

If you do business with government agencies and their contractors, you should attend Business Over Breakfast™, the most productive government sector "just networking" breakfast event in DC/MD/VA. Business Over Breakfast™ Manassas convenes at the Cracker Barrel Old Country Store just off I-66 and is hosted by Guy Hinkler of V2 Systems, a Founding Member of The American Small Business Coalition and Joe Martin of Employment Enterprise...

The 2010 National Space & Missile Materials Symposium (NSMMS) brings together the Nation’s technology leaders to review the critical challenges of materials, processing, and manufacturing for space, missile, and hypersonic systems. Nearly 500 system engineers, designers, scientists, researchers, managers, and senior leaders attend from the joint services, NASA, DOE, academia, and industry. The Symposium has established a format that...

Operations, Maintenance, and Commissioning July 1, 2010 First Thursday Seminar #6 Operations, Maintenance, and Commissioning provides an overview of operations and maintenance (O&M) best practices with a focus on corrective, preventive, and predictive infrastructure requirements and commissioning for existing buildings. Date: July 1, 2010 Time: 1:30 ET Length: 90 minutes Instructor: Ray Pugh; Pacific Northwest National Laboratory FEMP Exp...

Agile BI: Making Business Intelligence Work for the Organization Attendees of this webcast learned how: Organizational and IT managers can work closely together to accelerate BI project success by addressing the primary challenges across accessibility, technology, and financial barriers Changing demands and requirements are associated with evolving data warehousing and analytics needs Agile techniques can be utilized to enable tighter collabor...

If you do business with government agencies and their contractors, you should attend Business Over Breakfast™, the most productive government sector "just networking" breakfast event in DC/MD/VA. Business Over Breakfast™ Tysons convenes at Tower Club and is hosted by Kelly Edington of Alaki, LLC and Kevin Shane of Shane & Associates. Your registration for Business Over Breakfast™ Tysons includes the famous BoB networking...

Learn How Governors’ Budget Forecasts and Earmarks Shape the Market; Find Winners and LosersJoin INPUT for an online presentation that provides detailed insight into potential spending initiatives to help state and local contractors. Through this webinar, service providers will gain critical information about the FY 2011 budgets, in order to make timely, well-informed business development decisions, and determine current and future proje...

The Government relies on the internet to distribute and provide access to information for citizens, staff, other agencies, contractors, etc. But the Internet’s shortcomings can critically affect day-to-day government tasks as well as national security. This webcast will cover how Akamai’s technologies are centered on mitigating the shortcomings of the internet to ensure optimal security and performance of websites, content delivery...

Smart, Secure, Productive TeleworkingRedefine Your Home Office with IronClad™ Imagine leaving the office at the end of the day and, instead of slinging a laptop bag over your shoulder, tucking a USB flash drive the size of a stick of gum in your pocket. When you get home, you plug the USB drive into your home computer and boot your entire desktop – operating system, apps, and files – with the confidence that your data is sec...