Protecting Corporations From the Unexpected
Juvare helps keep your corporation safe: protecting employees, customers, property and brands.
Keep People, Property and Brand Equity Safe
Technology outages, cyber threats, workplace violence and other events can adversely impact any corporation. Reducing risk or mitigating disruptions or disasters is critical to ensuring safety and company resilience. Juvare solutions for corporations automate crisis management, enabling continuity of operations at all times.
Comprehensive Oversight
Improve emergency preparedness and response across multiple locations. Monitor facility status and collaborate in real time with geographically dispersed offices, retail stores or warehouses. Ensure day-to-day readiness of your entire corporate enterprise with a comprehensive view of resource needs.
Daily Process Support
Businesses using Juvare solutions every day find transitioning from daily use to crisis management is much easier and faster. Incident command systems are not only useful in the case of natural disasters, but also for planning and response for internal emergencies including utility failure, computer system downtime or workplace violence.
Mass Notification
Mitigate risk with open, quick communication to keep employees and external constituents informed. Use Juvare’s seamless alerting to proactively forewarn employees, alert business partners and inform government agencies when incidents occur.
Collaboration Across Sectors
Improve overall resiliency by promoting coordination with community stakeholders. Juvare clients are able to join the Juvare Exchange community, a nationwide collaborative incident management network connecting the public, private and healthcare sectors.
Additional Features
Compliant and Configurable
Turnkey compliance with National Incident Management System (NIMS) and Incident Command System (ICS) standards. End-to-end Crisis Management Solutions include templates, forms and workflows. Plan+Respond+Recover with automated notifications, event documentation, AAR & Improvement plans and enhanced workflow automation to improve decision making.
Coordinated IT Responses
Common Operating Picture
Create a common operating picture for all involved stakeholders and teams, enabling groups to prepare for, operate during and recover from events of any type, size and complexity.
Mobile and Tablet Capabilities
Easy-to-use emergency response in the palm of your hand, including incident creation and response features.
Corporate Solutions
Emergency Management Technology – Powered by Juvare Exchange
Prepare for and respond to emergencies with the world’s most widely-used, battle-tested incident management technology in the industry.
WebEOC scales for customers of any size, with bi-directional data sharing and common workflows which leads to greater collaboration, resulting in faster response and recovery, and more resilient corporations.
Electronic Incident Command System – Powered by Juvare Exchange
Plan for, respond to and recover from incidents with an out-of the-box framework for all-scale events with a robust toolkit for customization.
Launch critical communications instantly and keep stakeholders informed during an event. Notify individuals, teams and groups, gathering their availability and making informed deployment decisions. Deliver reliable tactical alerts and notifications via voice, text and email.
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