Simplesense

Simplesense integrates what is already on an installation into a single operational environment without requiring replacement.

Continuous monitoring across 125+ buildings, with new capabilities authorized in 3–6 months instead of two years.

This study shows how emergency and security professionals can use a predictive workload equation to evaluate a dispatcher's cognitive workload during a call.

Understanding this critical position in the emergency response process is essential to ultimately saving more lives and minimizing infrastructure damage by reducing response times.

Safety is paramount for a Fortune 500 company located in Pennsylvania. One way the company’s security department monitors emergencies is by using Simplesense technology.

On September 14, 2020, the Air Force Civil Engineer Center awarded SimpleSense a $9M opportunity to develop the Installation Resilience Operations Center (IROC) prototype for base security and facility operations.

The company says its team has worked in operations centers and managed infrastructure, experiencing downtime that degraded missions.

Installation leaders are responsible for every infrastructure system on base — power, utilities, facilities and defense. Most find out something failed after it has escalated into an incident. That's not a process problem, that's a mission risk.

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