Search Results for "emergency"

i-doit is a web based IT documentation and CMDB. i-doit documents IT-systems and their changes, defines emergency plans, displays vital information and helps to ensure a stable and efficient IT operation: The technical documentation: This means that all information can be organised (details flexibly adjusted), stored and maintained in one place. This allows simple Helpdesk, Support and Planning functions and provides the basis for quality assurance and certification.

InfoTech resources for Volunteer Emergency Organizations. Domains include Kempsville, Virginia Beach, & VEO's in general.

New coronavirus infectious disease control site. In Tokyo, in order to centrally announce the infection status in Tokyo, we received reports of outbreaks not only in the jurisdiction of the Tokyo Health Center but also in the cities with health centers (Machida City, Hachioji City) and 23 wards, and aggregated these. In Tokyo, we have set seven monitoring items for the new coronavirus infection, with the two pillars of "infection status" and "medical care provision system" in Tokyo. Every...

ShelterOps is a PHP based software program to manage animal operations for animal welfare organizations, animal rescues, wildlife rescue/rehabilitation facilities, animal control agencies (ACOs) and any other entities that need to track animal intake, dispositions, medical procedures, assessment, etc. It offers a basic Point Of Sale (POS) system for services, licenses, merchandise and general ledger integration for accounting, as well as several optional modules to extend functionality...

Sahana is a web based disaster / crisis / emergency management Please note that Sahana is no longer actively maintained on Sourceforge - please visit the main website to get the latest developments.

This project provides a code for a hospital system able to exchange data with heterogeneous information systems of different organizations such as police, etc. Thereby, this system enables efficient emergency process management at major incidents.

The RITA database application helps WFP and the Logistics Cluster to support the broader humanitarian community during an emergency, by tracking the storage and transportation of supplies (commonly known as “Relief Items”, or “Non-Food Items”

Open Source web-based suite of tools used to facilitate emergency medical services (EMS) . Supports the entire Ambulance Services Pipeline - modules include dispatch, crew scheduling, mobile field data collection, billing, administration, and reporting.