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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!
Climate Resilience: Strategies for Emergency Management During Heatwaves
As climate change fuels the fire of extreme heat, emergency management stands at a crossroads of innovation and responsibility. This blog post...
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...
D4H Making Multi-Agency Collaboration Easy During an Emergency
D4H is helping Waldo County EMA organization to be prepared and respond more effectively to natural disasters, acts of terrorism, and other man-made...
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...
Improving Emergency Management Communications with Starlink Satellite Internet
As the world develops closer links to technology, having reliable connectivity is essential for disaster management. Here we discuss the importance...
Community Resilience in Emergency Management
Robin was joined by Ginny Katz, CEO of HazAdapt to discuss community resilience and inclusivity in emergency management; including the importance of...
D4H Transforming Situational Awareness During Disasters in New Jersey
The New Jersey EMS Task Force has transported and tracked more than 500,000 vaccine doses since it began the critical process as part of the state of...
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...
Resilience in Emergency Management: Reducing the Impact of Disasters
Disasters are on the rise and their impact is becoming more devastating, costly, and enduring. In this blog post, we explore the concept of...
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...
What is Emergency Management Software?
Emergency management software is a very powerful tool to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of emergency response. It can help to speed up...
The Ultimate Emergency Management Guide to Winter Storms
Would you believe Canadians have learned some tough lessons in emergency management during winter seasons? Storms can happen in any region of our...
Climate Change Effects on Emergency Management
Climate change is a topical subject, how does it affect emergency management? We want to share some data and explore steps that can be taken to help...
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...
Emergency Planning Tips for Disaster Management
Emergency planning and having your team prepared before an incident can make a significant difference in the success of your disaster response....
Special Event Emergency Planning with Columbus County
Robin and Andrew were joined by Dennis Cyphers, Deputy Director at the 911 Communications Center for Columbus County Emergency Services. Columbus...
4 Steps for Successful Interagency Collaboration During a Disaster
Interagency collaboration is an integral component of modern emergency management. As the scale and scope of natural and man-made disasters increase,...
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