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How COVID-19 Has Changed Emergency Management
Over the past two years, COVID-19 has brought change to many industries including the emergency management industry. Though we cannot truly tabulate...
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...
"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 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...
How Horry County Police Department Utilizes D4H for Preplanned Events
The Spring and Fall bike rallies bring congestion and large crowds to Myrtle Beach. It is Horry County Police Department’s responsibility to keep...
"Dealing with 1-in-100 year New Zealand Floods" with Waimakariri District Council
On May 30th 2021, the South Island of New Zealand was hit with a deluge that forced hundreds of people in the Canterbury region to evacuate their...
"Saving Lives at Sea" with Coastguard New Zealand
Coastguard New Zealand provides the primary maritime search and rescue service in New Zealand, bringing over 6,000 people home safely each year....
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.
Over 2,000 Trees Planted as we Hit 1 Year Climate Positive
Every month we offset the carbon footprint of every D4H employee’s lives, as well as offsetting any business travel. Let's take a look at all that...
Supporting our Community to Restore a Piece of World War II History
Just beside our global headquarters, a local community group is restoring a sign that was built along the coast during WW2 to indicate to fighter...
How to Track Your COVID-19 Vaccination Centers in D4H Incident Management
Take a look at our guide to configuring your D4H Incident Management account for vaccine centers and distribution tracking.
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!
Using D4H for Animal Disaster Management During the Australian Bushfires
Robin was recently joined by Steve Glassey from Animal Evac New Zealand to discuss Animal Disaster Management, their specialist equipment, training,...
D4H Incident Management for Search & Rescue
Robin was recently joined by professional rescue technician and emergency manager Kyle Van Delft from BC, Canada to discuss the SAR functionality in...
How Illinois USAR Task Force 1 Ensures Personnel Readiness with D4H
Urban Search and Rescue (USAR) presents a unique challenge, demanding both a highly specialized, yet multidisciplinary approach. Here's how Illinois...
Coastguard New Zealand Deploys D4H Incident Management Platform Nationally
Coastguard New Zealand has announced D4H Technologies as their new system for managing maritime incidents around the coasts of New Zealand.
“Lifeboats eyes in the sky” with Channel Islands Air Search
Robin was joined by John Fitzgerald, Search Crew Manager at Channel Islands Air Search for a chat about life in a fixed-wing SAR aviation unit, their...
Life in a Bomb Squad with Deputy Marshal Thomas Groff
This week, Robin was joined by Deputy Marshal Thomas Groff, Commander of the Rhode Island Bomb Squad. Thomas gave a great insight into life in a bomb...
Live Stream Episode 1: The world of rescue stand-by, confined space, and rope access.
Episode 1 of our live stream series is now available to watch back!
How Borger OEM Uses D4H to Manage Wildfire Responses
Borger's Office of Emergency Management is responsible for maintaining situational awareness and helping to keep the community notified of emergency...
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