Cloud Migration has accelerated from "nice to have" to "must have".

Organizations that weren’t mature in their cloud strategy when COVID hit are moving fast now to catch up.

Federal agencies are looking forward to the new year with a renewed sense of possibility. 2020 has offered organizations the chance to face challenges in a new light—and with new outcomes.

Transformations that once took months, or even years, were accomplished in days or weeks. The obligation for the public sector and industry to work together to solve problems has never been greater.

The CyberMaryland Conference is an annual event presented by the Federal Business Council (FBC) in conjunction with academia, government and private industry organizations.

This year’s theme, "Building the Cyber Generation," encompasses the event’s intent to ensure the cyber-safety of today and educate the cybersecurity professionals of tomorrow.

Additionally, the conference provides an opportunity for Maryland to demonstrate its natural leadership in Cybersecurity.

The Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) sets a new minimum bar to hit if you want a shot at doing business with the Department of Defense (DoD). That means that CMMC compliance is likely at the top of your cybersecurity list and you’ve probably already done at least a little research.

As you may have noticed, one of the more difficult controls those pursuing CMMC Level 3 and up must meet is keeping a detailed log of all devices. Some levels even require 24/7 monitoring of these logs. Talk about a herculean task!

Join thousands of tech leaders for a first look at the future of automatic & intelligent observability over four days of virtual inspiration, education, and transformation. Each day will start at 1:00 p.m., EST.

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Learn How Your Healthcare Organization Can Benefit From Kubernetes With Machine Learning.

This virtual event is a one-day exposition with vendor speaking sessions being held virtually. Attendees will consist of Department of State (DOS) employees, including Bureau of Information Resource Management (IRM) personnel along with other departments from across the DOS enterprise.

STATE DEPARTMENT IT STRATEGIC GOALS AND OBJECTIVES:

INNOVATIVE DIPLOMACY

GOAL 1: Deliver Advanced Capabilities to Foster Collaboration, Knowledge Management and Analytics

DLT invites you to join on Tuesday, February 16th for Infor's gov2021 Virtual Summit as they discuss the steps you can take to evolve your operations and be prepared for whatever the next year may bring. It's time we move forward as we enter the new normal in 2021! Check out the link below for more information and sign-up today.

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See a Demo of the Federal Acquisition Award Management Solution

When it comes to managing government awards, legacy acquisition systems focus on the creation of the award document and processing of modifications. This leaves acquisition professionals and program offices on their own to manually manage the myriad of processes, tasks, and documents required to manage an award.