INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
As every organizations’ IT has become more complex and pervasive in today’s government and commercial organizations, your reliance on it has equally increased exponentially.
It’s essential that we guarantee security and certainty by testing the ability of our people and processes to manage appropriate recovery and responsiveness in the event of a major IT failure.
Better still; Avalias can measure your responsiveness and preparedness using accurate simulations without intruding upon or interrupting the normal flow of your operations. And when it comes to your software development projects, proprietary technologies from Avalias in rapid prototyping and scenario testing can reduce the cost and impact of system changes, and ensure that desired specifications actually meet the requirements of your end users.
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10th Annual Technologies for Critical Incident Preparedness Conference and Exposition 2008
October 29-31,2008, Chicago, IL, Hyatt Regency
Presented by: U.S. Departments of Justice, Homeland Security and Defense
Visit Avalias at booth 320
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SAFETY SUCCESS
Avalias CrowdFlow© was used to simulate pedestrian dynamics and test crowd management plans for the Sydney Harbour Bridge 75th Anniversary Bridge Walk event.
USA TRADE MISSION UPDATE
The Avalias participation in the Austrade/DSRD Security Technologies Trade Mission to Washington DC and the ASIS 2007 Conference and Exhibition in Las Vegas was a great success. There was strong interest in Avalias technologies and solutions - a powerful reminder of the value of Australian innovation.Outstanding support from Austrade and DSRD was an invaluable ingredient in focusing our attention on this key market. For more information, see the Austrade media release from October 16 2007.
RECENT EVENTS
(L-R) Harold Wolpert (CEO, Avalias), Paul Bothwell (Senior Business Development Manager, Avalias), Tom Moran (Executive Director, The All Hazards Consortium) at All Hazards Consortium Summit, Elkins WV, Sept 25th 2008