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Operative IQ, a leader in software solutions for first responders, has announced a new integration with Samsara, pioneer of the Connected Operations™ Cloud. Operative IQ customers can now access Samsara insights for vehicle telematics, equipment monitoring, and maintenance planning directly within their Operative IQ Fleet Maintenance system.
The Operative IQ team wrapped up another successful user conference, ENGAGE 2023. The Crowne Plaza Atlanta Perimeter at Ravinia in Dunwoody, GA hosted over 200 attendees and sponsors from May 8th – 10th.
Operative IQ is proud to announce the launch of our latest RFID solution - Smart Shelves! Get real-time inventory counts from anywhere, anytime.
From the beginning, EMS Technology Solutions, the maker of Operative IQ, has been on a mission to help first responders. As we celebrate our 15 year anniversary on December 18, 2022, we thought it would be fun to look at where we’ve been, where we are, and where we are going.
For the 4th time, EMS Technology Solutions appears on the Inc. 5000, Ranking no. 4476 with Three-Year Revenue Growth of 99 Percent
Michael Baker has been on the forefront of ensuring the highest quality pre-hospital emergency medical care to the city of Tulsa, Oklahoma. As the Director of Emergency Medical Services for over five years, Baker has continued to focus on EMS education, quality improvement, and logistics of the EMS branch of the Tulsa Fire department.
When Operative IQ rolled out its Professional Services: Onsite Training, we were excited to see how much benefit customers would truly gain from the face-to-face training. As it turns out, there is a clear advantage to onsite training over traditional/virtual training. In a brief interview with Fire Captain Josh Mandolini of the Big Bear Fire Department in Big Bear Lake, California, the benefits of onsite training became apparent: Learning how the software can fit the agency’s needs, and the ability to go beyond “good enough”.
In the fast paced, and sometimes chaotic, environment of today’s first response and public safety industry, a well maintained fleet is mission critical. Agencies cannot afford the loss of productivity that accompanies a unit being out of service for repair. The need to minimize maintenance timelines brings many to consider the possibility of a fleet maintenance software.
For a law enforcement officer, every day on the job is dangerous. In preparation to start a shift, officers kiss their family’s goodbye, so they can go out in the world to protect ours – and they are happy to do it. Highly trained officers do a great job keeping their minds, body and gear in top shape. We often see police officers exercising, inspecting & cleaning their equipment and wearing protective gear that will save their lives. But what about the ultimate asset that officers depend on every day – their cruisers?
Not only is it important for a veterinary practice manager to look at financial reporting, medical records and community involvement, it is also critical for Managers to find innovative ways to keep their staff focused on patient care and less on inventory counts. So, how do you create new ways to free up your staff and control patient care? Below are just a few tips around the ways to communicate with your distributors, get your clinical team to buy in and save your veterinary office time and money.
Clayton County Fire and Emergency Service is a combination fire and EMS all-hazards department consisting of fire and emergency medical services, plus an emergency management agency.
It is no surprise that Fire, EMS and Law Enforcement organizations purchase millions of dollars’ worth of supplies and equipment. Unfortunately, it is often a very tedious balancing act to know what, when and how these purchases will fit into budgets.
