Maps and location data have been at the forefront of the COVID-19 response. The geographic information systems (GIS) community has been able to take the lessons learned from disaster response and transfer this knowledge quickly, to carry out meaningful impacts. GIS is helping communities make more data-driven decisions, allocate much-needed resources, and keep the public informed during the coronavirus outbreak. Join us online Tuesday, April 7...

World Economic Forum’s (WEF) “Global Risks Report” identifies and analyzes a broad range of risk factors that may impact global economic development, ranging from climate change to technological failures to political unrest. Any of these risks alone would be challenging to cope with, but when they occur simultaneously and interact with one another the challenges can seem overwhelming. In a highly networked world risk managem...

To address the growing epidemic of homelessness, governments need accurate data collection, strong collaboration tools and advanced analytics. They also need ways to share and collaborate both internally and externally with a variety of stakeholders to produce actionable results. Geographic Information System (GIS) provides the required tools to efficiently address these needs in a comprehensive manner. Join us online Thursday, Oct. 10 from 2-...

Join Prince George's County Police Department, Veritone and Officer.com for an engaging webinar to learn how to harness your department's case evidence and booking database to identify suspect leads faster, accelerate case clearance rates and save money with AI. Topics will include: * Challenges in Identifying Suspects in Video and Image Evidence * Suspect Identification Best Practices from Prince George's Police Department * Harnessing the P...

Reducing homelessness is top of mind for governments and not-for-profit organizations. This pressing social issue requires the support and attention of multiple disciplines ranging from health, human service, law enforcement, and public works just to name a few. But in order to make progress addressing homelessness, gov needs accurate data collection, strong collaboration tools, advanced analytics for improved planning and response as well as...

Virtual Tabletop Exercise Agriculture (Crop Decimation) General: EMI conducts a series of VTTX using a video teleconference (VTC) platform to reach community-based training audiences around the country and provide a virtual forum for disaster training. The VTTX process involves key personnel from the emergency management community of practice reviewing a pre-packaged set of exercise materials, then convening for a four-hour tabletop exercise...

Virtual Tabletop Exercise Agriculture (Crop Decimation) General: EMI conducts a series of VTTX using a video teleconference (VTC) platform to reach community-based training audiences around the country and provide a virtual forum for disaster training. The VTTX process involves key personnel from the emergency management community of practice reviewing a pre-packaged set of exercise materials, then convening for a four-hour tabletop exercise...

Make actionable decisions through analyzing and gaining insights from GeoIoT data. We'll cover: Asset tracking functions and capabilitiesGeoIoT and Big Data ConsiderationsGaining insights and operational efficiencies Industries that will benefit from this episode: Education Systems, Defense, Healthcare, Oil and Gas, Private and Public Sectors, Public Works, Utilities, Restaurant, Retail, Safety and Security, Transportation, and many more…

Get a live demonstration of Social Navigator, used by government and corporations around the world to monitor social meda and open source channels for threats against people and assets. Used for threat detection, situational awareness, fraud protection, data leaks, corporate governance and executive protection. Social Navigator combs billions of posts across all major social media channels, boards, blogs, paste sites, chat rooms, deep and dark...

Physical Security includes five components; detection, assessment, command and control (policy & procedures), response and engagement. Sadly, most of us in the security vertical focus on only one or two of these components and miss the others. These five elements must be intertwined and seamlessly integrated. If they all aren’t addressed, the “bad guy” wins. In this session we’ll outline what each component is, how...