As October represents the height of East Coast Hurricane season, it is crucial for organizations at the federal, state and local level to take measures to ensure their preparedness for severe storms. While meteorologists have predicted an average or below-average hurricane season for 2014, it only takes one super-storm to change this. Hurricane Sandy, which struck the Eastern United States and parts of Canada in late October, costing the U.S. economy $50 billion in recovery efforts, demonstrated that these kinds of super-storms are a real risk for which agencies need to prepare.
Sydion develops disaster preparedness, response and management software specifically for the needs of public agencies. These solutions allow agencies to effectively manage their deployments, track their disaster supply materials in real-time and control their incident scene to ensure that they are responding to those with the greatest needs.