June 30, 2026

Emergency Response Management Software and Mass Notification: Strengthening Government Incident Response

Every emergency creates uncertainty. Whether it is a severe weather event, cyberattack, public health emergency, infrastructure failure, or security incident, government agencies are expected to respond quickly, communicate clearly, and ...

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8 Sep

Test your emergency response with 5 key questions:

1️⃣ Can you reach the right people?
2️⃣ Who received the alert?
3️⃣ Do people know what to do?
4️⃣ What happens if someone doesn’t respond?
5️⃣ Who owns each action?

How would your team score?

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7 Sep

A hospital incident rarely stays in one department.

Can your teams coordinate actions, information and escalation when several teams respond at once?

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4 Sep

Is your emergency response actually coordinated?

Can you reach the right people, track who has responded, share current instructions and account for actions during an incident?

Use our practical #OilandGas #EmergencyResponse Checklist to test your process before you need it.

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3 Sep

An emergency alert is only the start. Who received it, who responded and who still needs help?

Read how oil & gas teams can improve emergency communication.

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2 Sep

What needs to happen in the first 15 minutes of an oil & gas incident? Our checklist covers 7 key response decisions. Save and share it.

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1 Sep

The alarm is only the start. Can your teams coordinate what happens next? Read how Incident Management Software can support oil & gas response:

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28 Aug

A system outage is only part of the problem.
Poor coordination can mean duplicated work, delayed decisions, inconsistent communication and hours spent chasing updates.

Our latest blog looks at the hidden cost of poor #IncidentCoordination.

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27 Aug

One incident. Five departments. Five different versions of the truth.

That's where recovery slows.

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26 Aug

If Outlook and Teams all went offline today, how would your organisation communicate?

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25 Aug

Passing an audit doesn't guarantee you're ready for a crisis.

Real resilience is tested during disruption.

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