From: TechAmerica
Day 2 of Conference Examines Civil Side of Federal Budget, Cybersecurity Trends and Forecast Spending within Federal Health agencies
Washington, D.C., October 6, 2014 –For its 50th annual Vision Federal Market Forecast Conference, the TechAmerica Foundation announced the speakers and sessions lined up for Day 2, which focuses on Civilian agencies and the Federal Information Technology market. The conference takes place October 28-29 at the Fairview Park Marriott, Falls Church, Va.
“At the 2014 Vision Conference, we’ll delve into the defense and civil side of the federal budget including top issues impacting the agencies, emerging opportunity areas and spending habits,” said Todd Thibodeaux, president and CEO of CompTIA. “On Day 2 of Vision, we willprovide an acquisition outlook and explore spending within federal health agencies. In addition, we will examine trends in cybersecurity as well as host a panel on inspiring technology innovation.”
“We’ve gained insight from interviewing more than 250 government customers about the future of government spending and we are looking forward to sharing what the priorities will be for the projected $73-billion IT budget,” said Elizabeth Hyman, executive vice present, TechAmerica. “We’ll examine the macro-economic factors impacting federal government spending as well as the federal initiatives driving IT investment and acquisition, delving into forecasts for the Departments of Justice, Health & Human Services, Homeland Security, Treasury, Transportation, Energy, State, Agriculture as well as NASA.”
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