Black Coral Inc. announced today that it has been selected as the vendor for Alberta Emergency Public Warning System’s modernization initiative. When fully upgraded, Alberta’s new public alerting system will take advantage of new and emerging technologies such as satellite and web-based alerting, while continuing to use traditional television and radio media. http://www.blackcoral.net/news/140110.html Black Coral showed its presence at a few notable conferences this fall, namely Defence Security Innovation in Québec City, IAEM/EMEX Conference in Orlando, the Emergency Preparedness Conference in Vancouver, and the CITIG Conference in Halifax. All of the conferences were a great contact point for many industry leaders and Black Coral is looking forward to the 2010 Conference season. Black Coral, Inc. has partnered with ERMS Corporation to provide emergency notification solutions to Government agencies, providing enhanced communication, collaboration and coordination of emergency operations. Black Coral Notification™ powered by ERMS Advantage is a Software as a Service (SaaS) solution hosted within highly secured, geographically redundant data centres in Canada. http://www.blackcoral.net/news/240209.html The Alberta Emergency Management Agency (AEMA) has selected a team of Canadian technology companies, led by Black Coral, Inc., to meet their requirements for an emergency management decision support initiative. Assembled by Black Coral as prime contractor, the team includes AGSI, Bell Canada, and Enhanced Data Solutions with Aizan Technologies. The team of companies began work on the AEMA contract on September 3rd. http://www.blackcoral.net/news/030908.html Black Coral, Inc. has been awarded a $1.9 million contract by the Alberta Emergency Management Agency ("AEMA") to provide incident management software and services throughout the province under its emergency management decision support initiative. http://www.blackcoral.net/news/180808.html "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. http://www.blackcoral.net/news/160608.html 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. http://www.blackcoral.net/news/140508.html 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. http://www.blackcoral.net/news/310308.html 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. http://www.blackcoral.net/news/190208.html 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. http://www.blackcoral.net/news/111007.html Black Coral Inc. announced today that it has been awarded a $1.2 million R&D contract with the US Department of Defense. This award is being funded through the Office of the Secretary of Defense's Foreign Comparative Testing (FCT) programme. http://www.blackcoral.net/news/200907.html 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. http://www.blackcoral.net/news/120407.html