As the federal government accelerates its push to consolidate procurement and eliminate duplicative spending, the U.S. General Services Administration's Federal Acquisition Service (FAS) is at the center of this transformation. Executive Order 14240 has set a clear mandate: streamline the acquisition of common goods and services across government under a unified "OneGov" approach — and GSA is leading the charge.

The federal government’s financial management enterprise is operating in an increasingly complex and high-risk environment, marked by rising fraud exposure, heightened oversight expectations, and growing pressure to modernize legacy systems. 

As governments and organizations strive to deliver faster, more secure, and user-centric services, artificial intelligence is transforming how we design, operate, and improve digital experiences. Modernizing AI-Powered Digital Services brings together thought leaders, technologists, policymakers, and service delivery experts to explore how AI can be responsibly and strategically embedded across critical systems—from citizen-facing portals and digital assistants to back-end analytics and decision-making frameworks.

Step into a groundbreaking venue where emerging technologies are organized by the challenges they solve for government missions, not by their technical specifications. The Emerging Tech Demo Day or GovTechNEXT brings together startups on the cutting edge and established leaders with proven solutions, all aligned by Technology Readiness Levels (TRLs) to meet you wherever you are in your mission lifecycle.

Under the current Administration, major factors such as regulations, policies, workforce skill sets, new emerging technologies and others are creating changes that are contributing to a growing need to quantify value, align with consumer access preferences, and respond to the ever-present threat of technology disruptions that are impacting the changes to healthcare access and care. There is an emphasis on improving efficiency in operations, reducing fraud and abuse, lowering cost, improving care for rural entities, reducing chronic illnesses while improving outcomes, and much more.

The Office of Federal Procurement Policy is leading an initiative to streamline and simplify acquisition regulations and processes that will remove non-statutory requirements, rewrite the FAR in plain language and create a faster, more agile, and mission-focused acquisition system.  The objective of the FAR changes are to be able to deliver capabilities faster with greater value and results.

This forum will provide an overview of the new regulation and its impact and changes to people, process and technology.

New technology solutions, artificial intelligence/genetic AI and other tools and products are changing how governments operate, interact with citizens, and deliver services.

All of this new technology is transforming the ways government and industry manage their risks, secure their systems, navigate and implement the changes successfully, while improving operations and efficiency along with the support of a talented and skilled workforce.

The healthcare industry is facing major demographic changes that will dramatically impact which services are needed and how they are delivered.

More information will be provided soon!