JULY 31, 2025
WALTER E. WASHINGTON CONVENTION CENTER
Washington, D.C.
Digital Government Institute’s Records Management @930gov Conference and Tradeshow is the premiere event for government records management and information management professionals to learn and share industry best practices. Key government and industry experts will gather to discuss available solutions, policy updates/changes and review examples of successful electronic records programs. Conference content is developed with input and guidance from DGI’s EDRM Educational Advisory Committee with the goal of bringing industry thought-leaders, solution providers, and practitioners together to deliver a thought-provoking, interactive, and solution-oriented program.
What you will learn:
The purpose of enterprise architecture (EA) is to determine how an agency can most effectively achieve the current and future objectives of its business goals. EA helps lay out a clear framework of an agency’s structure, personnel, technology, and planning to get the most out of government services. Over the past decade, the question has shifted from whether there is value in doing Enterprise Architecture (EA) in an organization to how the value of EA can be maintained in an agency.
Government agencies are modernizing with the goal of delivering public services in a more secure, effective, and efficient way. To accomplish this, it is vital for the government architecture community and innovation leaders to build data-driven agencies focused on business priorities and mission objectives. The annual Government EA Conference @930gov will focus on how EA is being deployed to solve some of the most pressing public sector challenges.
Learning objectives include:
For government agencies to evolve and deliver exceptional service to citizens, technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI) and other cloud-based solutions must be widely implemented and adopted. Combining the potential capabilities of both AI and the cloud can deliver greater efficiency, productivity, and digital security required by government agencies moving forward.
The rapid advancement in both technologies leads us to believe cloud computing and artificial intelligence are increasingly merging. Using a cloud infrastructure with AI tools allows agencies to process and analyze data in real time, providing service capabilities on par with industry leading vendors.
The Artificial Intelligence/Cloud Computing @930gov conference will explore the recent developments of each capability and how the use of these technologies can benefit the public sector.
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Government agencies have vast amounts of data representing a significant source of value for both the public and private sectors. Collecting, storing, and analyzing data has potential benefits for government agencies, including deeper insights, accelerated mission effectiveness, and more efficient operations. The key is having the ability to gain insight into available data in a way that supports agency goals in an efficient, customer-focused, and scalable way.
The Data Management / Data Strategy @930gov Conference program, developed in conjunction with DGI’s Government Educational Advisory Committee, will focus on data use cases, implementation success stories, data hurdles, and lessons learned. This conference offers a unique opportunity for public sector data professionals to network in-person, hear what is new, and learn from their government peers.
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The public sector is a key target for cyber criminals, and an agency’s vulnerability to attack continues to increase as reliance on digital practices continues to rise. However, following existing cybersecurity guidelines and embedding Zero Trust principals, government agencies can limit the movements of attackers or even shut them out entirely, creating a more secure network.
Zero Trust is a security framework requiring all users, whether inside an agency’s network or not, to be authenticated, authorized, and continuously validated for security before being granted access to applications and data. Zero Trust is an ongoing process requiring continued refinement as each agency’s business requirements and subsequent technology shifts occur. As a result, following existing cyber security procedures and Zero Trust guidelines has left some agencies still in the planning stages of Zero Trust implementation.
The Cybersecurity & Zero Trust @930gov conference program will examine the alignment of existing government cybersecurity initiatives with Zero Trust guidelines to deliver improved security to government agencies.
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