Emergency management software should automate the repeatable coordination work that slows teams down, while leaving operational judgment with the people responsible for protecting the public.
The best uses of automation are not dramatic or futuristic. They are the everyday tasks that keep plans current, route information to the right owners, surface overdue work, and document what happened during an incident.
When used well, automation gives emergency managers more time to assess risk and make informed decisions. [Read more…] about Where Automation Fits in Emergency Management
