Happy Halloween everyone! All treats and no tricks in this month’s UpdatER, so let’s fill up with the latest and greatest from your favorite RMS.
ADAPT 2020 – Earn CEUs from Columbia Southern University
We’re excited to announce Columbia Southern University (CSU) is the exclusive institution of higher learning sponsor for ADAPT 2020. As a result of this relationship, all participants in ADAPT 2020 will receive complimentary Continuing Education Units (CEUs) backed by CSU for each session attended. If you haven’t seen the incredible lineup of speakers, head over to the event site to view all of the speaker profiles and session descriptions.
Now is the time to register for this three-day virtual event, globally sponsored by Microsoft. This 100% online summit spans November 17, 18, and 19. It includes over 20 thought leaders from a wide range of disciplines. Eighteen of the over 50 sessions will be ER training and live Q&A breakout sessions with our training team.
Early bird pricing starts at $99 per attendee. Normally, online training with ER is $125 per hour. During these challenging times there’s no better value for your training dollars. Don’t delay, register today!
Group Reporting – Reports Module
Many of our customers in county, state or federal environments need the ability to aggregate data from multiple ER accounts (child accounts) into a single (parent) account. That’s where group reports come in. Currently ER offers the following “group” reports for parent accounts (the highlighted reports below are the newest, non-wildland related reports):
Report #1778 – Incident Response Summary for Date Range
Group Reporting – BI Basic
Group reporting isn’t just limited to system reports (via the Reports Module). BI Basic also has dynamic group reporting in the Analytics Module. The first release for BI Basic group reporting included “Group Maintenance.”
Coming soon to BI Basic…Group Reporting for Incidents, Training, Occupancies and EMS!
These Group Reporting features in BI Basic and the Reports module are intended for unique situations that are usually applicable to our customers with DoD, state and county systems. To learn more about Group Reporting, please reach out to your regional representative.
Going the Distance…Details Matter
As we’ve continued to add customers around the world, our team has been updating the maintenance work orders to reflect both miles and kilometers. That field is now labeled “Odometer.”
Thank you for taking time to read this month’s UpdatER. Be sure to register today for ADAPT 2020 before the Early Bird Pricing ends on October 31. Until next month, keep safe and we’ll see you at the Summit.
Sincerely,
Tom Louis
Business Development Analyst
About the Author:
Tom Louis currently serves as a Business Development Analyst, Subject Matter Expert, and Key Account Manager for Emergency Reporting. He retired as a battalion chief from the Green Valley Fire District in Arizona in 2013 after serving for 22 years. He has used Emergency Reporting since 2004 and has been part of the Emergency Reporting family since 2011, working with customers throughout the United States and in Canada, South Korea, Japan, Germany, Italy, and Kuwait. He holds two associate degrees and graduated summa cum laude from Arizona State University with a bachelor of applied science degree in Fire Service Management. He believes that in order to tell a fire department’s story, high quality, actionable data in an easily understandable manner is essential for our communities and decision-makers. He is an avid reader of both non-fiction books and technothriller novels, loves classic and modern Mopar muscle cars, and has a soft spot for retired racing greyhounds.
