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Our cell phones have become our cameras, our calendars, our maps, our calculators, our flashlights – even our method of payment for goods and services. Now they’re increasingly becoming our IDs, as physical documents such as drivers licenses are replaced by digital identification. Mobile IDs are a convenience for the people who carry them. But they also help governments in a number of valuable ways, including fighting fraud, ensuring accessible service delivery for constituents, improving efficiencies and cutting red tape.

Mid-sized local governments see security as their top priority for modernizing their infrastructure in the next one to two years, and disaster recovery (DR) is one of their biggest drivers for moving to the cloud. These are just a few takeaways from a recent Center for Digital Government survey looking at how local government leaders are moving forward with modernization and the challenges they face.

This webinar, led by experienced government contracting attorney Maria Panichelli, will cover the basic function and structure of the Federal Acquisition Regulation (the FAR). We will begin with a brief description of the history of the FAR and its development as the governing law of federal procurement. After that, we will walk the audience through the organization of the FAR. Using real-world examples, this presentation will walk you through the organization and structure of the FAR, with a special focus on the regulations governing the submission and evaluation of proposals.

In this webinar, you’ll learn about your rights in technical data, computer software, and patents in connection with U.S. Government contracts. You’ll learn about recent changes to the rules and how you can preserve your intellectual property rights.