Announcing Ivan Dubichev, CounterCrisis Tech’s CTO
It is with great pleasure that CounterCrisis Tech announces the appointment of Ivan Dubichev as its Chief Technology Officer (CTO). With over a decade of technical leadership in the Canadian public sector, Ivan brings deep expertise in advancing technology solutions that serve communities. His passion for public safety drives innovative approaches to GIS mapping, spatial […]
Original Canadian Design
CounterCrisis Tech’s Canadian origin has had a large part to play in the design of its IC4W software solutions, which reflect the pragmatic nature of Canadians by leveraging to the greatest extent possible existing Microsoft and Esri technology investments that are used ubiquitously within Canada’s emergency management and public safety communities. IC4W is an advanced […]
Optimizing Incident Management Outcomes with IC4W
In North America, we are experiencing an increase in the frequency and severity of emergencies, such as floods and wildfires, while being challenged by an ever-increasing number of incident types like prolonged public demonstrations and cyber security events. When major emergencies or critical incidents impact our communities, infrastructure, and sensitive environments, emergency response operations become […]
IC4W – A Canadian Solution to a Canadian Problem
At a minimum, ‘wildfire’, as a sample incident type, is associated with wildfire fighting, emergency management, environmental protection, public safety, health, and social services activities, which are delivered by numerous government, industry, non-profit volunteer organizations, and increasingly the military. The bigger, hotter, and faster-moving fires we are experiencing these days require a lot of inter-organizational […]
Solving the ‘Wicked’ Problem
The frequency and severity of emergencies we are now experiencing require multi-agency, multi-jurisdictional responses involving not just emergency management and public safety agencies, but military, non-profit, and volunteer search and rescue organizations as well. In the 1970s, to enable multiple organizations to cooperate operationally on major emergencies, the civilian Incident Command System (ICS) concept of […]