With the proliferation of issues and a scarcity of resources to address them all, leaders inside and outside government are turning to the principles of participation, collaboration, transparency, and efficiency to address the challenges facing our country and the world. This is the agenda of the Gov 2.0 Summit.

The purpose of the conference is to provide defense, government, intelligence, academia, industry, and media professionals a venue to discuss and explore issues and implications related to technical and intelligence related curricula.

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Hear from some of those who've planned and/or deployed a Government 2.0 project and have lessons to share. Get your seat at Gov 2.0 Expo Showcase today.

Both of these open source events will bring together engineers, business decision makers, developers and community enthusiasts to learn about the latest open source advancements.

The "Cyber Security Awareness Day" Exposition, hosted by the Bureau of Diplomatic Security`s Office of Computer Security, is open to all Department of State (DoS) employees and contractors. The event will focus on cyber security measures used by government, personal, and private sector Internet users. This year's theme is "Stop Internet Fraud." In 2008 over 300 personnel from DOS participated in this event including: Security Technicians, Prog...

By establishing common, coherent and consistent practices, UCDMO helps move the the Department of Defense and the Intelligence Community closer to the goal of seamless Information Sharing through a unified approach of engagement, education, socialization and motivation.

This year at VMworld 2009, discover how virtualization is revolutionizing the next generation of computing—providing efficiency and flexibility at a time when both are critical to the future of IT.

FBC coordinates this event 3 times each year; this is the second event of 2009. Because of the graduation schedule of the Academy, the audience changes for each event. At the last event, March 2009, there were 300 attendees such as FBI Agents, FBI Academy Staff and Students, and Federal, State, Local & International Law Enforcement Officers.

This event is for and about state and local government. The purpose of the event is to foster discussion and dialogue on the use of information technology as a strategic tool for managers, executives and policy makers.