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Market-leading critical incident management technology provider opens U.K. satellite office, led by key hire LONDON and ATLANTA, August 7, 2019 – Juvare, the leader in critical incident management and response technology and maker of WebEOC, announced today that the company will significantly expand its presence in Europe with a key hire
Market-leading technology provider launches first-of-its-kind critical incident management network PRESS RELEASE UPDATED: JUL 1, 2019 10:00 EDT ATLANTA, July 1, 2019 (Newswire.com) – Juvare, a worldwide leader in critical incident planning, management, and response technology, announced today the release of Juvare Exchange, the first-of-its-kind collaborative incident management network connecting the
Third-party accreditation validates Information Security Management System PRESS RELEASE UPDATED: JUN 25, 2019 09:00 EDT ATLANTA, June 25, 2019 (Newswire.com) – Juvare, a worldwide leader in critical incident planning, management, and response technology, announced today it has been recognized as an ISO/IEC 27001:2013 certified provider whose Information Security Management System has
Strategic Purchase Expands WebEOC Parent Company Presence In Asia Pacific Region PRESS RELEASE UPDATED: FEB 13, 2019 WELLINGTON, New Zealand, February 13, 2019 (Newswire.com) –Juvare, the leader in incident preparation and response technology and maker of WebEOC, announced today it has acquired the WebEOC distribution business of its Australia /
ATLANTA, Ga. – Juvare launches enhanced Incoming Patient Notifications to alert hospitals in advance of patient arrivals. Sending notifications enables hospitals to better prepare for patients requiring specialized care, including incoming STEMI, stroke, sepsis, and trauma patients.
ATLANTA, Ga. – Juvare has launched a new product enhancement for its eICS incident command software, further enabling any business or organization with multiple facilities, to exchange information and collaborate innovatively during a crisis or planned event. Health systems and healthcare coalitions, corporations, as well as colleges and universities, will now
ATLANTA, Ga. – Flooding is one of the most common hazards in the United States, with 90 percent of all U.S. natural disasters involving some sort of flooding. As Hurricane Michael bears down on more than 300 miles of Florida and Alabama coastline, Juvare is supporting clients in communicating the importance
ATLANTA, Ga. – The National Mutual Aid System (NMAS) partnership announced the launch of the new NMAS, an emergency resource management system where all users can access cutting-edge technology to request, geospatially locate and strategically deploy response resources. The International Association of Fire Chiefs (IAFC), Juvare, and Esri have been working since
KAUNAS, Lithuania – It’s not every day the pope comes to town. This year, Pope Francis will visit the city of Kaunas, in south-central Lithuania, to meet with representatives from local groups and communities. In addition to formal ceremonies with religious, civil and diplomatic leaders, the pope is meeting with young
ATLANTA, Ga. – Juvare personnel have mobilized to help clients and their communities connect to the human and physical resources they need to prepare for the pending impact of Hurricane Florence, in addition to any others that may follow this hurricane season. One such critical need is enlisting, registering and credentialing
ATLANTA, Ga. – With recent unpredictable weather events—wildfires, volcanic eruptions, flooding and now Hurricane Lane—causing challenges for communities from the Western mainland U.S. to Hawaii and beyond, Juvare connects individuals, agencies and businesses to the critical resources they need before, during and after disasters. One such need is support for registering
ATLANTA, Ga. – Wildfires are enveloping areas of our earth, from Oregon and California to Sweden and Greece. Winds are exacerbating the situation, causing fires to grow in intensity and change direction quickly. With exorbitantly high temperatures and extreme drought, these fires are showing no sign of slowing down. Even with
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