[ updated 4/11/14 ] Many of our clients are interested in fighting the “heartbleed bug.” Is this something you need to take seriously? If so, how should you manage your actions? First of all, what is the heartbleed bug? The Heartbleed … Read More
FireJournal in Final Beta Test Mode
The final BETA of FireJournal has been released to our testing cadre. FireJournal is the first and perhaps most important iOS app for first responders. The days of manual journals are coming to a close, notably as municipalities demand more … Read More
Apple iOS 8 Preview – HealthBook
One thing that doesn’t stand still in the world of Apple is evolution of its mobile operating system. Apple is beginning to take the healthcare market very seriously. In the next release of the wildly popular iOS (we think it … Read More
FireJournal Roadmap – An All New Experience
Now that several thousand fire officers are using FireJournal LITE, it’s time to update you on what’s coming… A completely new environment that is the result your feedback and the needs of the fire service. FireJournal is a new way … Read More
The iPad is not a good ePCR Device – Not Yet!
As first responder agencies become excited about the prospect of a lower cost device for managing patient care records, there are a number of things to consider prior to making the leap. While excellent in many fire and EMS technology … Read More
iPad Takes on a Tough Case
Fire departments are showing an increasing interest in the iPad. It’s instant-on, rapid response, and low cost are all attractive factors when considering new technology. At the same time, understanding the durability of the iPad has raised some eyebrows. They … Read More
Making the Case for the iPad in the Fire Service
There is an ongoing discussion about the value and real capability for the iPad in the Fire Service. Some agencies are fearful of making big changes quickly, and the iPad represents a significant shift from traditional PC/toughbook style applications. Others … Read More
Understanding AVL
An automatic vehicle locator (AVL) is a device that makes use of the Global Positioning System ( GPS ) to enable a business or agency to remotely track the location of its vehicle fleet by using the Internet. These devices … Read More
Drones Are Ready for the Fire Service
Critical incidents require accurate and rapidly conveyed information. First on-scene commanders will often get an initial size-up, but it’s often five to ten minutes after arrival that the overall situation becomes clear. Getting accurate information could be made more readily … Read More
Are You Affected By the Adobe Security Breach?
Do you use an Adobe product? Photoshop? Premiere? Illustrator? Have you ever registered online or purchased cloud-based services from Adobe? If so, you could be one of the up to 38 million users who are affected by the theft of … Read More
