Simultaneous management of events: multi events, multi users, multi locations!!!

The occurrence of catastrophic events over the last few years clearly displays the need towards harmonisation for public services, public safety, emergency services and industrial safety.

The usage of means of telecommunication under a principle of interoperability of the systems facilitates the access and sharing of information, either in normal or crisis situations.

The quality of decisions taken by the participants depends on the availability of information, the knowledge of the situation status and the validity of the data. The effective management of interventions is improved with the use of Neptune4.

Simultaneous management of events: multi events, multi users, multi locations
Interactive alarm and mobilisation chain with human and material resources directory
Improvement of response time towards any situation
Simplification of the deployment of definite processes
On demand or automated notifications of participants according to the evolution of the situation
Interactive actions, procedures and flow charts with the users
Execution and follow-up of tasks of the implied actors (recorded follow-ups, recalls and automated transactions)
Interactive management of operations and accelerated coordination
Human and material resources allocation on a timeline
Management of requests, orders and invoicing
Real time centralised and secured information
Reflex cards according to the category of risks
Flexibility of information management
Situation reports at appropriate time
Consultation of log book, main log book, public information log book and operational log book
Forms, summaries and consequences assessments
Information lines with dangerous inventory management
Weather support
Project management used for accounting of costs of interventions
Complete archiving of events
Complete traceability of operations for all events and locations
Possibility of differed synchronisation in the event of an electric failure (replication)
Geo positioning of human and material resources with optional telemetry