Wayfinding: Taking steps to manage COVID-19
Through digital wayfinding, indoor GPS mapping and navigation, hospitals are quickly adapting and responding to the challenges of COVID-19.
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COVID-19: What hospitals can do now to protect staff, patients, and communities
To help hospitals adapt to the complexities of this rapidly changing health crisis, emergency response and crisis management experts Steve Crimando and Regina Phelps, have..
9 steps to keep your public employees safe
Public agencies are faced with employee safety challenges. These 9 steps share a holistic approach to Critical Event Management and to help protect your people.
Survey results: Critical event management in financial services
How are Financial Firms responding to business disruptions and what are the areas of improvement? Find out more here.
10 steps to operational resilience infographic
Mitigating Reputational Harm, Securing Executive Engagement, Establishing Out-of-Band Cyber Response, Improving Operational Incident Resolution, Tracking Geopolitical Impacts…
Wildfires season system check
Optimize mass notification system settings that will be heavily called upon when wildfires strike.
Hurricane system checklist
Optimize mass notification system settings that will be heavily called upon when disaster strikes.
Is your hospital hurricane ready?
With hurricane season already underway, even the most prepared, well-equipped hospitals and healthcare systems are re-evaluating their strategies.
Funding your resident safety initiative
Discover grants and other options that can help you fund your public safety software purchase.
Build a highly resilient hospital
During critical events, power your response with one operating view across clinical, IT, and safety and security incidents.
The new language of worker safety
Download The New Language Of Worker Safety: Update Your Vocabulary and Upgrade Your Security and discover terms you’ll need to understand.
The missing piece of higher education IT incident resolution
Colleges and universities represent a gold-mine for hackers, with vast stores of personal information and expensive research along with a lack of control over thousands of devices.
