social media emergency management in the cloud
DESCRIPTION
Signal was developed collaboratively between Intergen and New Zealand Police to meet requirements for the management of the 2011 Rugby World Cup. Following this event Intergen have turned the working concept into a globally scalable product and continue to work with New Zealand Police to enhance its capabilities. Furthermore due to its cloud based nature Signal can be used by agencies collaboratively internally and externally at multiple levels of controlled permission.TRANSCRIPT
Mark Rees - Microsoft Steve Milligan – Intergen
Neil Macrae – New Zealand Police
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See the signals through the noise • Hosted SaaS (Azure) social media monitoring tool • Publicly available information into actionable intelligence • Focus or cast a net – locally or globally • Simple and readily extensible • Inexpensive financial footprint
Common Intelligence Picture – Rugby World Cup 2011
SOCIAL MEDIA TOOL
Use Case – Auckland Airport
Use Case – Che-Fu
Lessons Learnt – Where to from here?
Traditional Media & Youth
Response - once is not enough
Offender communication - New ways & means
2013
Any questions? “..social media and other types of new technology are becoming one of the primary ways we receive, process and relay informa=on”. June 4th 2013 Mrs Brooks, Chairman, House CommiGee Homeland Security, Emergency Preparedness, Response and Communica=ons.