Public sector organizations are under pressure to do more with AI, but identifying where to start and where AI can deliver meaningful impact remains a challenge. In this session, we’ll explore how partners can uncover high-value public sector AI opportunities, connect them to real business and mission outcomes, and use the Destination AI Solution Builder to turn those opportunities into actionable solution conversations.
In this session, we’ll break down top federal agency IT spending priorities, funding streams, policy and regulatory drivers, and procurement trends shaping buying decisions to close out the fiscal year. Attendees will leave with actionable insights to better align solutions, messaging, and go-to-market strategies to win federal business in this ever-evolving space.
Find out how to unlock the potential of your public sector business from end-to-end. We'll start with our subject matter experts, finding deals well before they go out to RFP. Then we'll take you to the next level using contract vehicles, financing deals for short and long term, and how you can add our nationwide installation services.
This webinar offers a forward-looking view of the state and local government landscape as agencies transition into FY27. We’ll unpack budget dynamics, evolving IT investment priorities, expanding AI use cases, and the policy and regulatory factors influencing decision-making in the new fiscal year. Attendees will walk away with practical insights to refine their positioning, align solutions to FY27 priorities, and strengthen go-to-market strategies in an increasingly dynamic public sector environment.
Jamie Grimm and Kayla Hutson provide a practical webinar that takes a closer look at how TD SYNNEX and DLT support reseller success across the federal market. Attendees will gain an overview of the contract vehicles each organization holds, better understand delineations between TD SYNNEX and DLT, and see how their aligned strengths work together to help partners grow public sector opportunities, broaden contract access, and deliver compliant solutions to federal customers.
Across sectors like energy, water, transportation, and defense, there is increasing emphasis on operational resilience, secure-by-design architectures, and verifiable supply chain integrity. Guidance from the CISA, frameworks from NIST, and DOD CMMC requirements are starting to translate into procurement and evaluation expectations. This webinar will break down how critical infrastructure security and supply chain risk signals are influencing procurement and technology requirements, and how to align with the evolving landscape.
AI is creating new opportunities across Public Works, Transportation, and Utilities — from improving operations to strengthening resilience. Join us for a focused webinar on practical AI use cases, emerging trends, and how resellers can position AI solutions that deliver real value in critical infrastructure environments.
This webinar provides the audience with a strategic snapshot of the state and local government landscape through FY26 and into FY27. This session breaks down fiscal outlooks, top IT spending priorities, emerging AI use cases, policy and regulatory drivers, and evolving procurement trends shaping buying decisions. Attendees will leave with actionable insights to better align solutions, messaging, and go-to-market strategies with the realities of today’s SLED environment.
A new participant has entered state filing workflows. It is not a new agency or a wave of hires, but AI agentic software that behaves like a junior assistant, pulling data from past filings, completing forms, and routing work on its own. For Secretaries of State, it moves the steps before a public record onto the constituent's side of the desk. The opportunity is real, AI agents can cut the friction behind missed deadlines and rejected filings. The risk is equal. If a dispute surfaces years later and no one can reconstruct what the software did, accountability erodes. This paper makes one core argument. States should begin moving toward a defensible, machine-readable audit trail that captures the AI’s inputs, outputs, and human decision points, without reaching into proprietary model internals.
There are approximately 1.8 million recognized nonprofits in the United States, and more than 10 million globally. These organizations range from small community service providers to large foundations and international NGOs. Many deliver critical services to our communities, often filling the gaps left by commercial and government entities.
At the core of every government process are agreements, forms, and contracts that need to be created, committed to, and managed. Now, Intelligent Agreement Management (IAM) is redefining the role of agreements in government, transforming them from a source of delay to a strategic tool for eliminating inefficiencies.
Turn Title II requirements into action. Explore a practical framework to help your institution prioritize accessibility, support faculty, and build lasting accessibility practices.
State-level K-12 school security funding and related legislation are increasing across the country, with an increasing number of states mandating schools and districts to procure a variety of security technology solutions. Explore this briefing to better understand this evolving market and identify active opportunities ranging from panic buttons to audio-visual alert systems.
Use this briefing to boost your knowledge and sales pipeline with insights into the 2026 EDUCAUSE conference and key takeaways including top higher ed technology priorities, challenges and opportunities.