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DHS studies PDAs for respondersThe Homeland Security Department is exploring how personal digital assistants that can send and receive live video and geospatial coordinates could help law enforcement and first responders share information.(Posted August 29, 2008)
New York could kill $2 billion networkNew York State shouldn't build a $2 billion statewide wireless network for emergency responders unless all the problems identified in testing are fully resolved and all contract requirements are met, State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli has recommended.(Posted August 29, 2008)
DHS, D.C. demonstrate broadband technologyThe Homeland Security Department and the District of Columbia today demonstrated a new radio over wireless broadband technology for emergency response.(Posted August 27, 2008)
FEMA plans to inventory emergency systemsThe Federal Emergency Management Agency plans to survey the nation's emergency alert systems soon as part of its effort to build an integrated emergency alert and warning system.(Posted August 25, 2008)
Candidates talk IT — now what?Industry and political observers say McCain’s and Obama’s tech plans stick close to ideological platforms.(Posted August 25, 2008)
Psst! Are you Twittering yet?It’s no secret: Using Twitter’s short and sweet message blasts can be a great way to communicate.(Posted August 25, 2008)
The tech challengeFusion center advocates face technical challenges dealing with accessibility and data-sharing across classified and unclassified data platforms.(Posted August 11, 2008)
What next for fusion centers?The infrastructure for a locally run, nationwide intelligence-sharing network is ready. Now what?(Posted August 11, 2008)
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