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Q3 2023: What's New on D4H
Can you believe it's September already? In July, August, and September we focused on a few very impactful features for you, let's dive in!
Stronger Together: D4H & Emergency Management in New Zealand
Robin was joined by Luci Swatton and Andrew Howe two experienced Emergency Management Advisors from New Zealand. They shared their insights into the...
How Larimer County SAR is Accelerating Mission Responses with D4H
Larimer County, situated in the picturesque North-Central Colorado on the edge of the Rocky Mountains, attracts millions of visitors annually. With...
Navigating the Challenges of Adopting Emergency Management Software
The intersection of emergency management and technology plays a pivotal role in driving resilience culture and empowering communities. Join us as we...
Q2 2023: What's New on D4H
We've been busy at work this Q2, taking your feedback on board and making improvements to D4H. Here's a round-up of all of the features that we...
Q1 2023: What's New on D4H
Behind the scenes our crewm4tes are always working to improve your experience and below are the product improvements we made for you this quarter. We...
3 Emergency Management Tasks to Automate in 2023
Whether you're just starting your career as director of emergency management or you have years of experience, it's important that you continually...
Utilizing D4H for Flood Response in South Africa
In April 2022, the KwaZulu-Natal province in south-east South Africa experienced devastating floods that caused the death of 435 people and displaced...
Top D4H Feature Requests for 2022
We asked our users to tell us what features they'd like to see from D4H in 2022 and received a big response! Robin, our CEO, and Mario, our CTO...
"Rural Emergency Preparedness and Response" with Waldo County EMA
When emergencies happen in rural communities, the demands on local response agencies and healthcare facilities can quickly consume available...
"Volunteer Doctors Saving Lives in their Local Community" with BEEP Doctors Cumbria
Whether it's at the scene of a road traffic accident or in someone's home during a life-threatening emergency, BEEP Doctors Cumbria's team of...
"Life in a S.W.A.T. Team" with Berkeley County Sheriff's Department
Robin was joined by Lieutenant Matthew Rephann, Commander of Berkeley County Sheriff's Department's S.W.A.T. team in West Virginia to discuss the...
"Life in an Independent Lifeboat" with York Rescue Boat
Robin was joined by David Wilson, Training Manager at York Rescue Boat in the UK to discuss why York Rescue Boat was formed, their mission and...
"Search and Rescue in Hawaii" with Oahu SAR
Surrounded by ocean and divided by mountain ranges, the Hawaiian island of Oahu has unique geography for search and rescue. Robin was joined by Becca...
We've Added Biometric Authentication to our Mobile Apps
We've made an important update to our mobile apps that ensures the security of your data. Here's why it's important and how it works.
April 2021 New Features Reviewed
This week, Robin and Mairéad presented the latest updates to D4H Personnel & Training, D4H Equipment Management, and D4H Incident Management on...
How Oakland County Hazmat Uses QR Codes to Manage Their Response Equipment
Oakland County Hazardous Materials Response Team is responsible for providing Statewide response for major hazmat and WMD incidents when requested by...
D4H Ranked the #1 Emergency Management Software on G2
We've ranked #1 in the Emergency Management category on the world’s leading peer-to-peer review website!
February 2021 New Features Reviewed
Robin and Mairéad recently presented the latest updates to D4H Personnel & Training, D4H Equipment Management, and D4H Incident Management on...
How Response Teams Can Adapt to New Challenges During COVID-19 Using D4H
COVID-19 changed how response teams operate in many ways. Here's how one specialized SAR division of the police force deployed D4H’s cloud-based...
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