The 2016 Federal Mobile Computing Summit included a set of MITRE-ATARC led Collaboration Sessions that afforded industry, government, academic, and FFRDC representatives an opportunity to collaborate, and discuss prominent challenge areas in mobility.
October 2016 Federal Mobile Computing Summit Report
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The Federal Mobile Computing Summit includes a set of MITRE-Advanced Technology Academic Research Center (ATARC) led Collaboration Sessions that afforded industry, government, academic, and federally funded research and development center (FFRDC) representatives an opportunity to collaborate, and discuss prominent challenge areas in mobility. In some cases, potential solutions for key challenge areas were identified by session participants. The discussions were government-focused with the objective of refining gaps, and identifying features of potential solutions or frameworks.
Participants representing government, industry, and academia addressed five challenge areas in federal mobile computing: Mobile Innovation, Mobile Technology Roadmap: What’s Next?, Identity and Access Management: Moving Towards Continuous Authentication, Patterns of Success for Deploying Mobility, How Mobile Technology is Transforming Healthcare.
This white paper summarizes the discussions in the Collaboration Sessions and presents recommendations for government, academia, and industry.