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 ServicesInformation Technology Solutions No matter your needs, CDRP has an IT staff ready to start building your next application. With custom application development, your imagination is the limit to what can be accomplished. Applications can be served to the public hosted on our servers or depoyed on your intranet. We also offer a full line of IT consulting and IT solutions for public and private entities. Exercise Design and Development CDRP has extensive experience in all levels of exercise design, development, branding and conduct. Some of our more notable exercises include:
Training Development and Presentation With decades of Instructional Systems Design (ISD) experience, CDRP staff have developed dozens of custom training programs and presentations. Programs range from offerings of just a few hours to multi-day courses and "Train the Trainer" sessions. Our customers include public, private and non-profit organizations seeking a quality training product and experience. Planning (Strategic, Emergency/Crisis, COOP) Since the events of 9/11/01, there has been an increasing interest and demand for preparedness planning. Using a facilitated method, CDRP staff work alongside planning clients to help shape a plan that is specific to thier needs. Of course crisis and emergency planning are just a small component of an organizations overall strategic vision. CDRP has nationally recognized experts in strategic planning available to help customers achieve that vision.
Special Projects CDRP has been faced with a number of challenging special projects that enhance our customers abilities to serve. Some of these special topics include:
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One way to prepare for natural and manmade disasters is through training, and one of the best ways to train the members of your organization, association, agency or business is by participation in discussion based or tabletop exercises. While traditional tabletop exercises can be effective, they can also be limited by their one-size-fits-all approach, the skill of the facilitator, and inefficient capturing of information for later use. To address those limitations, the Center for Disaster Risk Policy at Florida State University developed the Tabletop Exercise System Technology, or T.E.S.T. T.E.S.T. is a first-of-its-kind, computer-based, tabletop exercise system that simplifies the development, delivery, and after-action reporting of training exercises. With T.E.S.T., just one facilitator can accommodate large audiences of over 100 participants. In fact, the number of users is limited only by the availability of computers. T.E.S.T. is specially designed to:
T.E.S.T. has been used to train and exercise over 800 agencies and over 4000 federal, state and local governmental officials to respond to such disasters as avian flu, bioterrorism attacks, hurricanes and food-borne contamination. Contact us today for a demonstration.
Disaster Housing Resources Online (DHR) is a unique partnership between the Florida Public Affairs Center, FEMA, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (part of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security), and state agencies, associations, and housing organizations in seven southern states. DHRonline was launched a year Floridians who lost their homes during the active 2004 hurricane season. Then, in just over ssix weeks time, Florida was struck by the force of four back-to-back hurricanes. At DHROnline, realtors and property owners in Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas can quickly and easily register their available listings with photos and detailed descriptions of the properties. Disaster victims simply enter their state, specify the city or county they wish to search, enter a price range and the number of bedrooms and bathrooms needed. Available housing that meets their specific needs will be displayed on the screen. This service is free of charge to Realtors, property owners and disaster victims.
The Resource Identification Strategy database, a partnership program between the Department of Community Affairs and the Florida Public Affairs Center at Florida State University, contains information on historical and potential funding sources for disaster preparedness, response, mitigation, recovery, and long-term redevelopment projects funded by federal, state, and other organizations. The database is designed to be representative - that is, it provides traditional and non-traditional sources and project examples rather than a comprehensive listing of projects. Program and project data will continually be added and updated. Visit website :: www.flris.org
The Disaster Contractors Network (DCN) is an innovative and unique public-private partnership that provides critical services and training to building professionals and homeowners after a disaster. The Disaster Contractors Network provides contractors and impacted homeowners with the information and resources they need to help successfully repair or rebuild damaged homes after a disaster strikes. A partnership of public and private organizations, DNC helps connect contractors with the information they need to work in an devastated community. At the same time, DCN provides a vehicle for homeowners to find the right kind of contractor for their repair/rebuilding needs. Visit website: www.dcnonline.org |
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