Operational Resilience Starts with Trusted Insight

From Imagery to Intelligence in Disaster Recovery Disaster recovery professionals operate in a world where the facts on the ground change by the hour, yet the earliest, and often most consequential decisions must be made with incomplete information. Incident commanders need to know where to send crews. Healthcare systems need to understand which facilities and access routes are viable. Policymakers and analysts must validate damage quickly enough to unlock funding and begin rebuilding. Across all of these roles, operational resilience hinges on one thing: trusted insight delivered at the speed of the event. For years, rapid post-event aerial imagery has…