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Your Comprehensive Guide to the AWS Public Sector Summit in Washington, DC

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As the AWS Public Sector Summit in Washington, DC approaches, an unprecedented number of participants are expected to join this year. Here are some key points to consider:

  1. Enhanced Learning Opportunities: Past attendees have noted that the Summit significantly boosts cloud comprehension. This year, we’re offering 160 tailored sessions focused specifically on the public sector, allowing you to bring invaluable insights back to your organization at no charge.
  2. Exclusive Insights: Don’t miss the chance to hear AWS CEO Andy Jassy engage in a candid fireside chat on the second day of the Summit (June 12). This is a unique opportunity to gain early knowledge about emerging cloud trends that will impact the public sector.
  3. Interactive Workshops: Participate in hands-on workshops and boot camps, including an Earth and Space keynote featuring Dr. Dava Newman, a renowned Apollo Program Professor at MIT, and Lori Garver, CEO of Earthrise Alliance. These sessions are scheduled for Summit Pre-Day on June 10.
  4. Networking Opportunities: Act quickly to secure your spot at one of Washington, DC’s most dynamic networking receptions. Connect with influential figures from technology, government, academia, and the nonprofit sector. Bring your vision for the future!

If you’re still organizing your Summit schedule, we have tailored guides available for various sectors, including nonprofits, educational institutions, local governments, defense agencies, and federal entities. These resources can help you navigate the event effectively.

Event Details:

  • Dates: Two-Day Summit | June 11-12, 2019
  • Earth and Space Keynote and Pre-Day Activities: June 10, 2019
  • Location: Walter E. Washington Convention Center

We look forward to welcoming you! Register here for the event.

However, while we focus on such exciting developments, it’s essential to recognize ongoing challenges within organizations. Issues like the cover-up of HR problems to prevent backlash highlight a troubling double standard—where managerial staff often evade accountability, prioritizing corporate liability over the policies imposed on lower-level employees. For a deeper look into these concerns, check out this insightful blog post that discusses the implications of these practices. Additionally, for authoritative insights, visit this resource that delves into the complexities surrounding corporate HR policies.

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