About Black Coral
Black Coral is the industry leader in software solutions that facilitate information exchange and
collaboration at the strategic, operational, and tactical levels. Our solutions provide enhanced Situational Awareness,
Incident Management capabilities – and ultimately the ability to make informed decisions that lead to successful outcomes.
Black Coral specializes in map-enabled technologies that allow participants from within & across agencies to collaboratively plan, manage and
execute:
- Strategic, Operational & Tactical strategies
- Emergency response efforts
- Incident Management activities
The Black Coral suite of products now includes a web based Incident Management software tool that was designed specifically to help coordinate
response efforts during events, major events, emergencies and disasters. Black Coral SoftRisk®
can be used to manage all phases of an Incident from the Preparedness phase when operators develop plans and procedures to the Response phase when
users track and record information about assets and personnel.
Black Coral LIVE™ and Black Coral HANDHELD™ are integrated
products that facilitate enhanced situational awareness and interoperability allowing multiple organizations to communicate, collaborate and
coordinate effectively.
Benefit Statement
Black Coral's products are specifically designed to enable better communication, collaboration and coordination in
multi-team, multi-agency emergency response and military operations.
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Black Coral Enhancing SoftRisk® at the 18th World Conference on Disaster Management in Toronto |
June 16th, 2008
"We've listened to our customers describe their needs, like formatted ICS forms to comply with post-incident funding requirements, and this enhanced version delivers that feature and others," said Paul White, Chief Operating Officer of Black Coral. |
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Black Coral Demonstrates SoftRisk 6.0 at Governor’s Hurricane Conference |
May 14th, 2008
In today’s world of rapid communication, emergency managers are looking for resources and tools to
respond to the public expectation of preparedness and protection. SoftRisk 6.0 responds to this need by
providing an integrated framework, including rich geospatial mapping, for managing incidents and deploying
resources for planning and responding to emergencies. |
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Black Coral Launches SoftRisk 6.0 at National Hurricane Conference |
April 2nd, 2008
Black Coral, Inc. announces the launch of SoftRisk 6.0, a Web-based incident management tool for emergency managers. The first presentation of this new version to a public audience will occur at the National Hurricane Conference in Orlando, Florida, on April 2, 2008. |
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Black Coral SoftRisk allows county, city
to share info |
February 19, 2008
Black Coral SoftRisk is featured in an article in the Evening Sun of Norwich, New York. Read about how SoftRisk has 'met and exceeded expectations' of the Emergency Operations Center in Norwich that is using the web-based Incident management software. |
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Black Coral Inc. Announces Purchase of the Assets of SoftRisk Technologies Ltd. |
October 11, 2007
Black Coral has purchased the SoftRisk emergency management software, a critical incident management program used by customers in Canada and the United States to manage major events, emergencies and disasters. |
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Black Coral Inc.'s Latest Software Solution
October 10, 2007
Black Coral AXIS, our latest software solution, allows participants to form Communities of Practice to share information about an incident or mission. To learn more, download the Black Coral AXIS White Paper. |
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Black Coral Inc. Receives Contract Award with US Department of Defense
September 20, 2007
Black Coral Inc. announced today that it has been awarded a $1.2 million R&D contract with the US Department of Defense. |
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Black Coral Announces Public Safety Canada Contract Award
April 12, 2007
Black Coral Inc. announced today that it has been awarded a contract by Public Safety Canada to establish an operational application to share and access geospatial data and information between federal government public safety departments in order to improve situational awareness |
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