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Overview of Common Alerting Protocol (CAP) and interoperable data structures. Implications for National Information Exchange Model and private sector data sharing
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- 1. SILVER BULLETS: HOW INTEROPERABLE DATA WILL REVOLUTIONIZE INFORMATION SHARING Pete O’Dell Founder/Director Swan Island Networks [email_address]
- 2. Now available: Amazon.com
- 13. TIES’ Unique Distribution Platform
- 19. Track incidents around the globe
- 20. Personalized dashboards deliver timely and relevant information (add maps, points of interest, camera and RSS feeds, etc.)
- 21. Filtering increases ‘signal to noise’ Filter for content sources, time/expiration, locations, alert type and key words
- 22. Drive information to the ‘edge’ with TIES Mobile integration
- 23. Track key employees from standard browser-based device (filter alerts based on device location)
- 24. Locate key employees and monitor events/incidents in local vicinity
- 31. The TIES Common Operating Picture
- 32. Alerting and Notification with Points of Interest
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- [Buck…we need a slide here listing all our content partners, preferably by category. Jon J can help give you the data. I’d like to use the TIES foundation that you used for the growth/value slide, but just list content providers on top of it. See me if you have questions.]
- This is what users see when they log into TIES Web. The black tabs along the top are individualized dashboards and filtered for relevance. The management or community controls run along the left. The icons on the map represent different events and their severity is reflected in the color of each. As you hover your map over the icon, it displays the headline and you can drill down for more specifics. TIES is multi-modal, so alerts can be shown on a map, or in an alert grid listed in priority order.