Leading the crisis, from the warning to the after-action review

What Memnis brings

To command and coordinate

• A shared pictureOne operational picture, seen by every service engaged, from the field to the decision centre. Partner agencies, such as hospitals, and other actors each contribute their part.
• Decision supportMemnis continuously analyses, at scale, what is happening right now around the danger zone: a school bus that will drive through the toxic cloud in twelve minutes is flagged before it enters.
• Risk analysisWhat each hazard affects, residents, buildings and engaged resources included. Memnis reasons about how risk spreads, from a site to everything that depends on it, up to domino effects between hazards.
• Resources engagedPosition, status and mission of each resource, reported from each service's own tools, without retyping. Each service keeps its tools and its chain of command.
• Reports from the fieldSurveillance cameras, drones and sensors arrive on the same map. AI watches the images and flags what changes; a measurement threshold crossed becomes a warning.
• Inter-agency proceduresRequests, reinforcements and reports flow from one service to another, and each follows them through to the end. Action sheets unfold step by step, each step given to the service that must carry it out.
• The tactical pictureThe tactical situation is built on the map and shared with those who need it.
• The operations log and the situation reportFacts and decisions are dated and attributed. They reach the lead service and feed the situation report.
• Sovereign and secureIn a European cloud, or spread across your own servers, Memnis is reliable and secure.