Digital Government Summits
Government Technology Executive Events hosts approximately 30 one and two-day events per year. Events are normally held in the state's capital city. Each event features at least one keynote speaker, a general session and several break-out sessions. Select events include an awards program recognizing the best projects developed by state and local government IT organizations throughout the year. Registration fees vary by state and some Digital Government Summits are free to government employees. Attendance ranges from 150 to 600 key public sector decision makers and support staff.
Executive Events - Technology Forums
Government Technology Executive Events hosts a number of Technology Forums each year. These are one and two-day events held in major metropolitan areas such as New York City, Los Angeles, the San Francisco Bay Area and Dallas. These events focus on the special government IT needs of large cities. Each event features one or two keynote speakers, a general session and several break-out sessions. Registration fees vary by event and some Technology Forums are free to government employees. Technology Forums can feature a free one-day keynote/breakout program and a second day offering training opportunities at a reasonable fee. Attendance ranges from 300 to 1,500 local government IT decision makers and staff members.
GOVERNING Events Calendar 2012
GOVERNING Events Calendar 2012
January 1 - December 31
GOVERNING Leadership Forums 2012
GOVERNING is pleased to announce its expanded series of regional leadership forums for 2012, offering public leaders an opportunity to share best practices in a highly interactive format tailored to the specific issues of the host jurisdictions.
GOVERNING Summit on Sustainability 2012
Beyond “thinking green” the Summit will address the topic of sustainability in the context of economic, health, social and environmental issues. As a critical strategy for long-term economic vitality for a region, we’ll discuss best practices and policies around jobs, finance, energy, facilities, infrastructure and urban planning.
2012 All-Hazards/All-Stakeholders Summits
Actionable, thought-provoking summits for all-hazards professionals and industry experts to share expertise, best-of-breed solutions and best practices around preparation and response to disasters caused by nature and enemies of state.
2012 Public Safety Technology Summits
Timely, thought-provoking summits for local law enforcement leaders and industry specialists to inform and exchange their expertise around “Best-of-Breed” technologies and emerging solutions that help prevent and control crime.
36th Annual IACP LEIM Training Conference and Exposition
Securing a school’s information in a mobile world Webinar – 5/24/12
Today’s K12 and Higher Ed schools face an extremely daunting mobile challenge. Students, parents, faculty, and administrators require secure online access to the school’s networks using an array of both personal and school issued devices. Regardless of where the users are or how they leverage the school’s environment, it is critical to maintain strict security and data integrity, all the while operating within increasingly tight budget constraints. This is a very difficult balancing act. Sound all too familiar? The Center for Digital Education invites you to a complimentary webinar that will investigate the critical issue of mobile security and management in our schools. We will have both K-12 and higher education IT administrators, as well as industry experts, discussing these challenges and providing current and cutting edge ideas and solutions. If you have the responsibility for managing school IT resources in today’s relentless Internet world, please join us for what promises to be an informative and thought provoking webinar.
Houston, TX - Connecting the Dots 2012
Today’s technology-based learning environment can be complex. How are districts addressing the move to digital learning environments? What policy changes are underway? What do all of these changes mean for schools struggling with tight budgets? Connecting the Dots allows attendees to learn from each other and further investigate some of the hot technology issues in education. This event will be offered free to the education community and features interactive group discussions. Event attendees will rotate through five to six roundtables and share challenges, information and best practices with their peers from around the region. This event will also feature an interactive panel of education technologists who will highlight the technology initiatives at their respective districts. This fast-paced session will convene K-12 district and Department of Education staff to discuss, reflect and prepare for what is to come.
Brooklyn, NY - Connecting the Dots 2012
Today’s technology-based learning environment can be complex. How are districts addressing the move to digital learning environments? What policy changes are underway? What do all of these changes mean for schools struggling with tight budgets? Connecting the Dots allows attendees to learn from each other and further investigate some of the hot technology issues in education. This event will be offered free to the education community and features interactive group discussions. Event attendees will rotate through five to six roundtables and share challenges, information and best practices with their peers from around the region. This event will also feature an interactive panel of education technologists who will highlight the technology initiatives at their respective districts. This fast-paced session will convene K-12 district and Department of Education staff to discuss, reflect and prepare for what is to come.
