As federal procurement policies continue to shift under the new administration, government contractors face an evolving landscape of legal, regulatory, and financial challenges. Washington Technology is hosting another high-impact briefing designed to equip industry leaders with the latest legal insights and strategic guidance to navigate these changes effectively. This exclusive event will bring together top legal experts, policymakers, and i...

How are agencies leading the charge on AI? During this conversation, we’ll sit down with IT leaders from across federal and defense to dive into existing AI case studies and future initiatives planned for 2025.

The rise of Agentic AI marks a pivotal shift in technology, moving far beyond chatbots and automation. These advanced systems will soon autonomously make critical decisions, execute complex tasks, and interact with multiple platforms—without human oversight. For public sector agencies, this means faster decision-making, enhanced efficiency, and stronger cybersecurity. But with these benefits come significant risks: compliance violations,...

Excess nitrogen and phosphorus can leach into waterways and cause significant environmental damage, including harmful algal blooms and the loss of aquatic biodiversity. Many state and local governments already use free public satellite data to monitor best management practices such as cover cropping and riparian stream buffers. However, these data sources can be incomplete and difficult to analyze. Near-daily satellite data and AI-driven analy...

Federal agencies face growing demands for secure, efficient, and cost-effective cloud solutions. Navigating the complexities of hybrid cloud environments—balancing on-premise infrastructure with public cloud capabilities—requires a strategic approach to architecture, security, and performance optimization. This webinar will provide Federal IT decision-makers and contracting professionals with practical insights into optimizing clou...

Keeping up with property changes is tough, especially with limited staff and outdated records. Missed new construction, demolitions and parcel modifications cost local governments valuable tax revenue. Traditional field inspections are slow and resource intensive, making it harder for assessors to track taxable properties accurately. Aerial imagery and artificial intelligence provide a better way. These tools help assessors monitor properties...

Federal agencies face growing demands for secure, efficient, and cost-effective cloud solutions. Navigating the complexities of hybrid cloud environments—balancing on-premise infrastructure with public cloud capabilities—requires a strategic approach to architecture, security, and performance optimization. This webinar will provide Federal IT decision-makers and contracting professionals with practical insights into optimizing clou...

The global security landscape is increasingly dynamic and fraught with challenges. State and non-state actors employ sophisticated tactics and weaponry while technology evolves at breakneck speed, from cyber warfare and AI-powered operations to hypersonic weapons and space-based systems. In response, the U.S. military is recalibrating its strategies, embracing innovation, and boosting its capabilities in land, sea, air, space, and cyberspace....

As the federal government continues to embrace digital transformation, the role of data gravity and artificial intelligence (AI) has become pivotal in shaping the future of federal science. In this final webcast of the Efficiency through Innovation series, we delve into the pressing challenges posed by data sprawl and the need to modernize data infrastructure for enhanced mission outcomes. Join industry experts and government leaders as they e...

Excess nitrogen and phosphorus can leach into waterways and cause significant environmental damage, including harmful algal blooms and the loss of aquatic biodiversity. Many state and local governments already use free public satellite data to monitor best management practices such as cover cropping and riparian stream buffers. However, these data sources can be incomplete and difficult to analyze. Near-daily satellite data and AI-driven analy...