Why Faster, Smarter Fire Response Demands Better Technology. This recent blog post from Co-Founder Andy Bozzo makes the case for the use of modern technologies such as Tablet Command in keeping pace with faster fire behavior. hubs.ly/Q03G24FL0

This is a great opportunity to sit in on a great webinar and learn how Tablet Command gives Incident Commanders a fast, clear, and reliable command board—built for the field, trusted in real-world incidents, and integrated directly with your CAD system.

Today, we honor and remember all first responders who valiantly served on that fateful day in 2001. #neverforget

We are excited to sponsor and exhibit at Fire Rescue Canada 2025, hosted by the CAFC/ACCP. Stop by booth #4 Sunday-Tuesday, located in the grand ballroom of the Fort Garry Hotel (Manitoba, Winnipeg). See you there! #FRC2025

Thanks to all who stopped by our booth at Fire Rescue Canada. We had a great time meeting you and sharing how our situational awareness software can be of help to your agency. #FRC2025

Congratulations Jon!!

Congratulations Jeff!

📍 Charleston next week for FireFusion. Tuesday: “Crawl, Walk, Run: Incident Command Simulations” with Andy Bozzo, Chad Costa, and Steve Kraft. Find us at booth 27 to see how Tablet Command keeps crews connected and safe.

Information moves fast from the first dispatch. The more that responders can see and share early, the stronger the decisions that follow. Our latest blog explores how departments are extending situational awareness from the start of the response. shorturl.at/MMTeU

Whiteboards have long helped incident commanders keep track of crews and assignments, but digital tools have taken it further. Tablet Command provides a real-time view- all under one pane of glass. It’s the same layout you know, with the visibility today’s incidents demand.

Five years after the Almeda Fire, Jackson County leaders say communication and coordination look very different. Pre-designated evacuation zones, a dedicated emergency manager role, and new tools like Tablet Command are part of the region’s toolkit. 👉 hubs.ly/Q03NJ2kB0

20 chiefs. 3 simulated incidents. One shared goal: better accountability on the fireground. Our Crawl-Walk-Run lab compared pen-and-paper tracking with Tablet Command in side-by-side scenarios. The result? Faster, more consistent situational awareness.

When CAD, maps, staffing, and unit locations live under one pane of glass, incident commanders make faster, safer decisions. That’s what digital command tools are built for: giving incident commanders the visibility they need when it matters most. 👉 hubs.ly/Q03NJT7_0

LETS GO BLUE JAYS, LETS GO!!! ⚾️

TRIAL AGAINST FIRE COMMAND STAFF AT DWELLING FIRE w/FIREFIGHTER LODD CONTINUES. wqad.com/article/news/l… -  wqad.com/video/news/loc… IAFC IAFC SHS Section International Association of Fire Fighters NatlVolFireCouncil #firefighters #firefighter

Every minute counts when crews are on scene. Tablet Command gives command staff real-time visibility into unit status, assignments, locations, and so much more, all in one connected view.

When everything you rely on is in one place, it’s easier to stay oriented and keep your crews supported. Tablet Command gives you that view without switching between tools. Want a closer look? ➡️ [email protected]

Tablet Command will be at the Florida Fire & EMS Conference, January 7–9 in Orlando. Join Billy DeVault and Chad Burdorf in booth #406. Stop by to connect and see how teams use Tablet Command in real incidents.

For decades, MDTs were built around dispatch workflows, not responder workflows. Tablet Command flips that model. Built for firefighters, tightly integrated with CAD, and designed for real-world response and command. 👉 hubs.ly/Q03ZTSGh0

Effective command depends on seeing the whole picture at once. When CAD, maps, staffing, and unit locations live under one pane of glass, incident commanders make faster, safer decisions. 👉 See how your department could use Tablet Command hubs.ly/Q03-XQvh0