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Incident Reporting
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...
6 Reasons Why You Should Digitize Your ICS Forms
Digital forms are an integral part of moving emergency management activities to the cloud. In this article we will be discussing 6 key benefits to...
"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...
How Digital Health and Safety Reports Can Help Prevent Future Accidents
Not only is it important to comply with health and safety legislation, but tracking accidents and near-misses can actually reduce future incidents....
"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 to Make Data-Driven Decisions in Emergency Response
Did you know that D4H's incident reporting product has built in charts and graphs? They are split into Mapping, Incidents, Persons Involved,...
Our New Knowledge Base is Live!
Our Knowledge Base is now better than ever as we've moved to a new user-friendly platform, added easy Getting Started Guides, and created new support...
Crisis Management: 8 Steps For Formulating Your Decisions
Effective and successful decisions can protect an organization and unsuccessful ones can damage them.
"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....
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...
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!
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.
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...
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...
How the Channel Islands Air Search Uses D4H to Support Their Search and Rescue Missions
Here's how the Channel Islands Air Search deployed D4H as their team management and after-action reporting software solution.
How the South Leicester Community First Responders Deployed D4H to Support Critical Medical Callouts
The South Leicester Community First Responders recently deployed D4H to help improve their team coordination and preparedness when callout demand...
Red Cross puts D4H on Frontline of COVID-19 Response
The Irish Red Cross has announced D4H Technologies as their new readiness and response system to track the operations and equipment for their...
Managing Deliveries to the Vulnerable During COVID-19 With D4H
With a population of over 114,000 people within the Lancaster Area, Morecambe Bay Food Bank had a challenge ahead of them when they were tasked by...
Donating our Software to COVID-19 Response
We're eager to do our part and help out where we can during the Coronavirus pandemic. If you are involved in public safety or government and would...
New Feature: Custom Fields API
It's not a beer! API, not IPA! An API is a set of definitions and protocols for building and integrating software. API stands for Application...
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