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Crisis Management: 8 Steps For Formulating Your Decisions
Effective and successful decisions can protect an organization and unsuccessful ones can damage them.
"Agricultural Traditions Meet Modern Day Hazards" with Clinton County EMA
Robin was joined by Thomas Breckel, Director of Clinton County EMA in Ohio to discuss rural emergency management. In Clinton County, incidents from...
How Safair Uses D4H To Activate Their Airline Emergency Response Plan
Airlines have very detailed Emergency Response Plans to follow during an incident, emergency, or crisis. Here's how Safair deployed D4H Incident...
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...
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...
D4H Introduces Electronic Signatures on Incident Paperwork—making ICS Forms easy
Draw your signature with your finger or take a photo of your ink version to lock documents on D4H Incident Management.
How to Run Your EOC Remotely During a Hurricane
As hurricane season begins, we wanted to share how D4H Incident Management can be used as a virtual EOC solution to effectively track and manage your...
How Knoxville-Knox County EMA is Operating Their EOC Remotely During COVID-19
In most cases, in-person meetings in a physical EOC are standard practice during an emergency. However, with the outbreak of COVID-19, Knoxville-Knox...
How to Build a Locations Status Board to Track COVID-19 Infections
An important aspect of a COVID-19 response is to track infections at various locations. Here we show you how to create a new status board to track...
Introducing the D4H Incident Management App
Real-time communication and collaboration are key in a coordinated response - this is now more achievable than ever with our mobile app for D4H...
New Feature: Save Draft Incident Reports With Required Fields
We've added a new focus on 'papercuts', those small enhancements that make a huge difference to day-to-day usage of our products. Here's a sample...
Enhance Your Situational Awareness with Real-Time Weather Conditions & Forecasts
Weather is often a critical factor during our response, so why not automatically track weather data in your emergency management software solution
D4H Launches Health & Safety Reporting For Emergency Response Teams
Not only is it important to comply with health and safety legislation, but tracking injuries, property damage, and near-misses in a meaningful manner...
D4H Supporting Animal Disaster Management Operations
Animal Evac New Zealand Trust deployed D4H readiness and response software to improve efficiencies within their response organization.
Waldo County EMA Puts Technology at the Forefront with D4H
D4H is helping Waldo County EMA organization to be prepared and respond more effectively to natural disasters, acts of terrorism, and other man-made...
Response Preparedness: Are You Ready For Your Next Incident?
All organizations need preparedness for when incidents occur. The aim is to stay informed of your capabilities.
8 Step Guide: Building Your Crisis Communications Plan
Organizations want to avoid negative media or public attention that will harm their reputation and brand. One way to minimize damage from an incident...
Corporate Crisis Management: 5 Challenges & Solutions
Easy access to up-to-date, structured, and reliable information can heighten situational awareness and improve the entire incident response process.
The Problem with Spreadsheets & How to Produce Meaningful Incident Data
For a long time, spreadsheets have been used as an aid for recording emergency response activities. However, the evolution of technology has allowed...
7 Things Your Response Team Should Know About GIS
GIS, or Geographic Information System, is a data analysis system that allows you to put information in place on existing maps. GIS makes your data...
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