EMS decision support
Every unit hour is spent somewhere.
How many resources do you need, when do you need them, and where do they need to be? We calculate the answer.
MOVE YOUR CURSOR · POST A UNIT · WATCH ITS REACH SPREAD
EMS · OAKLAND, CA STREET GRID
TRAVEL TIME VIA NETWORK
≤ 4:00
≤ 8:00
≤ 12:00
REPRESENTATIVE DEMONSTRATION
REPRESENTATIVE DEMONSTRATION
The next unit hour buys performance or it buys nothing. We help you figure out which.
Under-deployed hurts the community and the crews. Over-deployed wastes money and morale. The work is finding the level between them and helping you hold it.
The analytics engine
From the planning desk
This is demand analysis.
Every unit’s day breaks into three states: activated, serviceable, and utilized. A week shows the pattern. VR measures it at sub-second resolution.
Temporal Activityseven days, continuous
Assessments · Temporal Activity
Where the unit hours actually went.Concurrency, not calls per hour: activated, serviceable, and utilized on one clock. The deployment question starts here.
Marginal utility
Where adding more units stops helping.This is where marginal utility gets answered: where an added unit genuinely buys performance, where it stops, and when the problem isn't resources at all. Response time is an input here, not the verdict.
Demand forecast
Demand you can plan against.Time series analytics: what to expect, and the likely range around it.
The consulting
A deployment plan optimized for your system.
The demand analysis above is the input. The plan and the schedule are the output, fit to your demand, your geography, and your personnel.
Featured service
The deployment plan & the schedule.
The answer on the ground: posts, levels, and the alternates behind them, ready to run. And shifts people can actually work, with the fatigue science part of the design.
The full catalog
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