Hot take: an emergency plan nobody has practiced is just a binder. Build it, drill it, update it. Six steps here: buffalocomputergraphics.com/…
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Three small reports. Three different inboxes. Zero connected dots. A TAM tool fixes that and keeps the focus on prevention. Full guide: buffalocomputergraphics.com/…
#ThreatAssessment #CampusSafety
A water main break and a multistate hurricane run on the same playbook. That’s NIMS: shared roles, shared language, less chaos at the scene. Our breakdown: buffalocomputergraphics.com/…
#NIMS #EmergencyManagement
A cadet can sail a whole rotation and never see dense fog or a steering failure. In a simulator, both can happen before lunch. Here's why training facilities need maritime simulation: buffalocomputergraphics.com/…
#MaritimeSimulation #MaritimeTraining
A full mission bridge simulator lets crews fail safely, turning failure into a lesson, not a casualty report. Rehearse heavy weather, engine failure, man overboard with zero real-world risk.
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Your EOC doesn't lack data, it's trapped in 5 systems. Integrated software turns 911+weather feeds into one shared picture: faster decisions, fewer duplicate calls. What's the one feed your team still reconciles by hand?
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During an activation, the slowest thing in the room is usually the information. Our latest article breaks down why real-time dashboards have become essential in incident management.
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The first hour of an incident decides how the next twelve will go. When agencies cannot see the same picture, small delays turn into real operational gaps.
Read it here:
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Your best information usually comes from the people standing in the middle of the incident.
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Today we remember the heroes who ran toward danger, the families who endured unimaginable loss, and the communities that came together with courage, compassion, and strength.
#RememberOurHeroes #FirstResponders #NeverForget
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The BCG team is at the National Hurricane Conference - booth 611
Stop by and learn about drones, Resilient HERoes, and our DLAN IMS.
#ResilientHERoes
#nationalhurricaneconference
#WomenInLeadership
#EmergencyManagement
#EOC
Standing Room only for subject matter expert Chris Zak's Drone Workshop at the National Hurricane Conference.
For further discussions, visit Chris at booth 611.
#NHC #EOC #Emergencymanagent
In celebration of International Women's Day, please join us and others in recognizing our Resilient HERoes host Laura James!
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Welcome New York's EM professionals - Come meet the BCG team at the NYSEMA Conference in Syracuse!
Feb 10 and 11, 2026
Embassy Suites by Hilton Syracuse Destiny USA
#nysema #emergencymanagement #incidentresponse #EOC
The BCG / DLAN Support Team is ready to help your organization if needed.
For BCG Support for your organization, please call 716-822-8668 or buffalocomputergraphics.com/…
Winter Storm Bringing Widespread Disruptions Friday Through the Weekend
BCG is monitoring a sprawling, potentially historic winter storm this weekend, which is expected to affect more than 150-175 million people across 20-30+ states, stretching from the Southwest & southern Plains thru the South, Tennessee Valley, Mid Atlantic, & into the Northeast
Winter Storm Bringing Widespread Disruptions Friday Through the Weekend - Heavy Snow, Significant Ice Accumulation, and Severe Arctic Cold are coming!
Buffalo Computer Graphics (BCG) is monitoring a sprawling, potentially historic winter storm this weekend, which is expected...
Major impacts:
Heavy Snowfall
• Snow from Texas through the Mid Atlantic into New England, with many regions expecting 6-12+ in. Some areas up to 24 in.
• Dallas, Oklahoma City, Nashville, Washington D.C., Baltimore, Philly, NYC, & Boston may see significant accumulations.
Significant Ice Accumulation
Severe Arctic Cold
Widespread Travel Disruptions
Power Outages and Infrastructure Strain
Localized Regional Impacts
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