Using Virtual War Rooms for More Effective Emergency Response

May 26, 2009

Date: Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Time: 10:00PM PDT / 1:00AM EDT
Duration: 0 Minutes

Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Duration: 60 mins

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Technology is enabling faster and better response to all manner of threats - from cyber attacks and terrorism to natural and manmadedisasters.
What virtual war rooms are, and how public officials are using them to improve the safety and security of their communities
How cross-boundary collaboration can be improved
How emergency preparedness testing can be made more cost effective and relevant

Feature Speakers:

John Miri
Senior Fellow
Center for Digital Government

Eric Hoffman
Managing Partner
EJH & Associates
Foodshield

Dean Pianta
Senior Solutions
Engineer
Adobe

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