Fire Data Management News & Articles

• Using data to map your emergency services community response

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  Data mapping can identify hot spots, road closures and public health concerns in real time, and allow for resource deployment planning and training

• ESO announces partnership with NarcBox to help agencies manage narcotics

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  The collaboration will provide agencies a streamlined way of managing and tracking narcotic distribution

• ePCR connected care: patient evaluation across the care continuum

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  Making data-driven fire-based EMS decisions to improve efficacy of treatments in a financially reimbursable model

• Motorola Solutions launches devices and software equipped with mission-critical technology

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  The products are designed to work together to improve command center operations

• Q&A: Using physiological data to enhance firefighter safety

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  Improving firefighter safety and survival through science, medicine and technology

• No excuses: Why missing an emergency dispatch notice is entirely preventable

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  It’s time to get your dispatch system up to speed

• Implementing successful fire department inspection cycle controls

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  Using a cloud-based system allows all stakeholders access to the same information, eliminating missteps and documentation mistakes

• How Surprise Fire-Medical removed data barriers and increased transparency

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  An easy-to-use workflow in the field and robust reporting features helped improve analysis, decision-making and accreditation

• Guide to firefighter online training: How to select and implement the right LMS

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  Download this free e-book to learn tips and best practices on how to choose the best learning management system for your department

• How to buy an emergency incident-management system

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  Look for these six features when adding technology to incident management, especially for large-scale incidents

• How fire departments can use Bitcoin technology

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  Bitcoin, also known as blockchain, can upload pre-incident plans, help 911 services obtain information during high volume times, employee memos and log equipment inventory

• 9 most interesting firefighting products of 2015

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  Of the new products introduced this year, these nine have to potential to greatly improve firefighting

• Download your complete AFG 2015 Success Guide

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  This free PDF from FireGrantsHelp and FireRescue1 will give you everything you need for this year's Assistance to Firefighters Grants program

• Firefighter creates live-streaming body cam with reliable storage solution

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  The Oncall body camera has the capability to transmit live video, audio, high quality snapshots, and GPS location in real time back to a command center

• 5 steps to buying fire department reporting software

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  As pressure to be more transparent and accountable mounts, fire departments will need reliable data-reporting software

• Houston-area fire departments get grant-funded database, iPads

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  The new database will tell firefighters what they need to know within the first two minutes on scene

• 10 apps every firefighter should have

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  Stay up to speed on the latest mobile technology to help you do your job

• SafetyPAD announces new ePCR platform for Android

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  First Response presents an ePCR platform with a configurable user interface

• Real-time fire data system embraced by Forest Service

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  The system transforms wildlands into a "cyber world of information"

• Wearable camera for fire inspections, investigations

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  The device will record audio and video for as long as 32 hours

• Tools allow data sharing between emergency systems

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  System gives disaster managers more realistic data on what to expect during disasters

• Annapolis firm helps Md. firefighters stay rested

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  Annapolis-based Zephyr Technology is working with local department to electronically monitor firefighters' vital signs

• Case study: How one fire department reduced response times

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  IamResponding.com is a Web-based platform for managing everything to do with volunteer or on-call emergency response agencies

• Time to build the fire-service data network

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  Now that the first responder network has been approved, here's what to expect

• How data can make us safer

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  Hopefully your department is one of the more than 22,000 fire departments across the United States that participate in the system

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