WebEOC’s Five Add-ons Categories to Improve Your Agency’s Emergency Management Program
WebEOC was developed nearly two decades ago to meet the needs of emergency management agencies. Today, WebEOC is not only used by local, state and federal government agencies, but it is also utilized by corporations, public utilities, universities and more. With all of our WebEOC customers in mind, Juvare has developed additional add-ons to support […]
Case Study on a DOT’s Incident Management Using Emergency Response Technology [Georgia Department of Transportation]
Vehicular accidents, road closures, highway construction, maintenance activities and severe weather can all lead to traffic gridlock. Such gridlocks come with serious implications for personal safety and an ever-present potential for significant economic impacts. In an effort to ensure safety in these and related situations, Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) entered into a discovery session […]
What is Driving Incident Management Technology for Departments of Transportation (DOT’s)?
According to the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT), the most transforming implications for Emergency Management and Transportation operations are based on the increase of wireless communication, the rise of social media and the involvement of third parties. Together, these factors create massive two-way data and communication streams throughout the transportation network. State, local and private […]
Clery Act: How to Submit Your Institution’s Annual Security Report With Ease
In 1986, Jeanne Clery, a 19-year-old student attending Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, was raped and murdered in her dorm room. Her attack was one of several violent crimes that had recently occurred at the university. Jeanne’s parents sued the university and eventually took their fight to Capitol Hill, claiming that their daughter would not […]
Three Reasons Why You Should Attend Jake Wood’s Keynote Session at the 2018 Summit
We are thrilled to welcome a special Keynote speaker to Summit 2018. Knowing your personal and professional investment in preparedness and response, we know you’ll appreciate the Keynote session Team Rubicon, and value co-founder Jake Wood’s powerful, engrossing message.
Are You Conducting After-Action Reviews? Looking Back is Essential to Moving Forward
Having spent almost 15 years as a first responder and almost 10 years working in the emergency management field, I learned long ago that after-action reviews (AAR) are indispensable tools in an organization’s constant pursuit of improved performance and efficiency.
Starting the New Year with a New WebEOC
2017 has come to a close and a new year is upon us. As we enter the new year, it is a good time to examine the state of your Crisis Information Management Software (CIMS). It is important to determine how to elevate your system and use the tools and capabilities available.
How to Meet the Clery Act Emergency Management Requirements to Avoid Increased Violation Fines
The U.S. Department of Education (DOE) did not publish a new edition of The Handbook for Campus Safety and Security Reporting in 2017; however, that did not slowdown the Trump Administration from refining the terms of Clery Act compliance.
[Infographic] Taking a Look at Emergency Management Careers
Every ten years, approximately 27 million people are displaced globally due to natural disasters. Additionally, there is a wide variety of human-caused chaos and somewhat lesser disruptions, ranging from bomb threats to fires and protests.
Making the Most of Your Hyatt Regency Stay during the Intermedix Preparedness Summit
Image Credit: Booking.com We couldn’t be more excited to be hosting the Preparedness Summit in our new corporate home, downtown Atlanta, Georgia! The Intermedix Preparedness Division, soon to be Juvare, is delighted to be hosting this special event at a landmark destination, the Hyatt Regency Atlanta, which celebrated its 50th anniversary last year.