The Defense, Security & Tech conference listing has been updated. You will find it in the menu section on the right under "Research and References".
If you know of a conference or seminar that may be of interest to your fellow reader, please let us know. As arrangements can often require considerable coordination we ask for at least one month advance notice.
Tuesday, May 27, 2008
Conference listing updated
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Conference listing updated
The Defense, Security & Tech conference listing has been updated. You will find it in the menu section on the right under "Research and References".
If you know of a conference or seminar that may be of interest to your fellow reader, please let us know. As arrangements can often require considerable coordination we ask for at least one month advance notice.
Saturday, April 26, 2008
Conference listing updated
The Defense, Security & Tech conference listing has been updated. You will find it in the menu section on the right under "Research and References".
If you know of a conference or seminar that may be of interest to your fellow reader, please let us know. As arrangements can often require considerable coordination we ask for at least one month advance notice.
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Conferences listing updated
The Defense, Security & Tech conference listing has been updated. You will find it in the menu section on the right under "Research and References".
If you know of a conference or seminar that may be of interest to your fellow reader, please let us know. As arrangements can often require considerable coordination we ask for at least one month advance notice.
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Conference listing updated
The Defense, Security & Tech conference listing has been updated. You will find it in the menu section on the right under "Research and References".
If you know of any conference that may be of interest to your fellow reader, please let us know. As arrangements can often require considerable coordination we ask for at least one month advance notice.
Friday, January 4, 2008
2008 updates

As we enter this New Year there have been some updates to the site.
In the Menu section on the right you will notice the section "Research and References". This has been updated including the conference listings. If you know of any conference that may be of interest to your fellow reader, please let us know. As arrangements can often require a lot of coordination we ask for at least one month advance notice.
Thursday, December 6, 2007
Upcoming conferences
A popular feature of our newsletter was upcoming conferences so we'll try to keep it up. Please contact us if you know of a conference or seminar that could be of interest.
- Jan. 14-17 NDIA - Dept of Homeland Security - S&T West, Los Angeles, CA Info: www.ndia.org/exhibits/8690
- Jan. 14-16 Soldier Technology USA, Arlington, VA Info: www.soldiertechnologyus.com
- Jan 22-25 IDGA's Network Centric Warfare 2008, Washington, DC Info: www.ncwevent.com
- Jan. 22-23 Networked Public Safety, London, UK Info: www.networkedpublicsafety.com
- Jan. 28-30 Tactical Power Sources Summit 2008, Washington, DC Info: www.idga.org/us/tacticalpower
- Jan 28-30 Total Asset Visibility for Defense Summit, Alexandria, VA Info: www.idga.org/us/tav
- Jan. 28-30 Transforming Network Centric Warfare, London, UK Info: www.transformingncw.com
Sunday, December 2, 2007
GIS Role in Homeland Security & Crisis Management
Geospatial Information Systems (GIS) Role in Homeland Security and Crisis Management
December 12, 2007, Omni Shoreham,Washington, D.C.
"The Spatial and Situational Awareness Conference provides a forum to examine the role and potential that geospatial information systems (GIS) can play in homeland security, crisis management and everyday first response. The conference focuses on emerging methods and technologies that give stakeholders the ability to achieve situational awareness for defense and homeland security programs in information rich operating environments. The conference also examines how peer and ad hoc networks can provide new levels of situational awareness, fusion and survivability that rigid command and control hierarchies can't match."
Registration Time: 7:30 am, Program Starts: 8:30 am, Wrap-up: 4:30 pm
***This conference is complimentary to government agency employees***
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