NLIT RESCHEDULED TO AUGUST 2020
Based on the ongoing developments of the COVID-19 outbreak and restrictions on gatherings, the 2020 NLIT Summit originally scheduled for
May 3-6, 2020 in Brooklyn, NY has officially been rescheduled for August 2-5, 2020 in Nashville, TN.
If you submitted an abstract to present at the NLIT Summit we will contact you soon to confirm that you are still available to present In Nashville. Though no one can know for sure when the COVID-19 crisis will cease to become a factor, we have selected a date that we feel is far enough in the future to be outside what most experts believe will be its timeframe.
We hope the spread of the virus will soon be contained. In the meantime, we remain focused on making this NLIT better than ever!
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Welcome
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update
The NLIT Summit is sponsored by the NLIT Society, a professional society founded
to facilitate the exchange of best practices and ideas between IT professionals
within the DOE complex, strengthen the IT infrastructure, and reduce costs within
the DOE laboratory system. The Summit facilitates sharing information regarding
all aspects of IT operations, technology, policies, and practices in support of
research conducted at the Laboratories. It is open to all personnel in the IT field
working at Laboratories and Plants affiliated with government funded activities,
as well as Federal government employees in the IT field that work at agencies associated
with the participating Laboratories.
The Summit consists of presentations, Community of Interest Network (COIN) collaboration
sessions, panel discussions, tutorials, and technology demonstrations on a variety
of topics of current interest to the IT community within DOE. There is an emphasis
on providing opportunities for active participation and networking between attendees.
Best practices, strategies, methodologies, implementations, lessons learned, innovative
solutions, and emerging topics within the DOE community are shared during the Summit’s
many sessions and events.