FedScoop Events gather top leaders from technology and government to discuss the most timely tech priorities of our community, and to exchange best practices and identify ways to work together to achieve common goals.

Both speakers and attendees are comprised of C–level executives from the technology industry, The White House, federal agencies, distinguished members of Congress and more.

Join us in 2013 for our premier line up of events:

FedScoop's Agile Government Summit,  3rd Annual MobileGov Summit4th Annual Tech Shoot-OutFedTalks5th Annual Lowering the Cost of Government with IT Summit and FedScoop 50 Awards Reception.

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Wrap-up: FedScoop’s 4th Annual Tech Shoot-Out

Leaving convention at the door, executives from government and industry got real on cybersecurity, cloud computing and big data at FedScoop’s 4th Annual Tech Shoot-Out. Held May 7 at the Newseum in Washington, D.C., the event drew hundreds of attendees from both sectors to partake in “shoot-outs” that zeroed in on the most pressing issues for the IT community today.

Wrap-up: FedScoop’s 3rd Annual MobileGov Summit

The Pentagon plans to update its mobility strategy on an annual basis to keep the Department of Defense on pace with changing technology, DOD Chief Information Officer Teri Takai said Thursday at FedScoop’s 3rd Annual MobileGov Summit.

Wrap-up: FedScoop’s Agile Government Summit

Challenging economic times lead to innovative solutions as large organizations must find new agile ways to solve problems as is the case right now with the federal government, said IBM U.S. Federal General Manager Todd Ramsey kicking off FedScoop’s Agile Government Summit presented by IBM on Wednesday. The event, held at the Renaissance in Washington, D.C., featured more than 1,700 attendees including thought leaders from both government and industry.

Wrap-up: 2012 FedScoop 50 Awards

FedScoop honored federal technology leaders, innovators and rising stars at the first annual FedScoop 50 Awards on Wednesday night at a ceremony held at the Hay Adams Hotel in Washington, D.C.

Wrap-up: 2012 Red Hat Government Symposium

Open source continues to be used in new and innovative ways as federal agencies become more comfortable with the software development philosophy that helps solve common problems with common solutions, said Red Hat Vice President and General Manager of U.S. Public Sector Paul Smith.