by Emily James |
June 4, 2026
Consider a county EMS agency that deploys an AI-optimized resource positioning system. The system is trained on five years of computer-aided dispatch data, and its objective is to minimize average
by Juliana Ardila |
June 4, 2026
As hurricane season begins across the Atlantic region, organizations operating in hurricane-prone environments are once again reviewing emergency procedures, weather monitoring protocols, and operational contingency measures. However, for many organizations,
by Ali Dizaei |
May 26, 2026
When a crisis hits, organizations rarely fail because of the crisis alone. They fail because leadership breaks under pressure. Most organizations prepare for operational disruptions, like system failures, supply chain
by Emily James |
May 22, 2026
Most emergency plans assume people can leave. They assume access to a vehicle, the physical capacity to operate it, the financial resources to fuel it, and the awareness to know
by Neil Sahota |
May 21, 2026
Every major disaster produces two predictable outcomes. First, we mobilize enormous resources, money, people, and logistics under extreme pressure. Second, once the immediate crisis fades, we fail to learn systematically
by Thomas Magee |
May 21, 2026
A few weeks ago, I received an interesting email from an old friend. He had received an emergency notification email about a threat to his prior place of work. They
by Andrew Higgins |
May 4, 2026
Whether it’s devastating winds, a tornado, or hailstones that damage manufacturing and production sites, severe convective storms (SCS) can strike with little warning, causing localized destruction so significant it belies
by Andy Gurczak |
April 29, 2026
Preparing for wildfire season usually meant focusing on having an evacuation plan in place and shoring up defensible space around a property. That was then; this is now. Today, California’s
by Charlie Burgess |
April 28, 2026
The growing complexity and interconnectedness of the business world are simultaneously driven and undermined by technology. Unique digital risks sit alongside traditional incidents of workplace violence and supply chain disruptions,
by Charles Gifford |
April 8, 2026
The Case for Making Cyber Resilience Standard in Emergency Communications Infrastructure The question facing public safety organizations in 2026 is no longer whether their systems will be targeted. Increasingly frequent
