Autodesk Solutions for Emergency Response

    Jan. 1, 2006
    Overview: To meet the requirements of emergency response and public safety professionals for this instant, 24/7 access to critical information, a new breed of life-saving technology solutions is emerging. Called emergency response solutions, these information technology products and services assist in planning, reduce response times and improve the safety of first responders during emergencies and disasters by leveraging existing data from various sources and sharing data among a variety of departments. Autodesk, Inc., has developed the first comprehensive emergency response solution that directly meets the needs of emergency response and public safety personnel, providing instant access to critical information, anytime, anywhere.

    Overview: To meet the requirements of emergency response and public safety professionals for this instant, 24/7 access to critical information, a new breed of life-saving technology solutions is emerging. Called emergency response solutions, these information technology products and services assist in planning, reduce response times and improve the safety of first responders during emergencies and disasters by leveraging existing data from various sources and sharing data among a variety of departments. Autodesk, Inc., has developed the first comprehensive emergency response solution that directly meets the needs of emergency response and public safety personnel, providing instant access to critical information, anytime, anywhere.

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