Expansion of adoption of Disaster Net, a disaster information-sharing solution

「Disaster Net, which uses digital technology to make information needed during disasters visible, is used across a wide range of industries because it visualizes information chronologically with the simplicity of recording it on a whiteboard, substantially reducing the time and effort required to organize it. The number of deployments has been steadily increasing.」

「Japan has experienced a succession of natural disasters in recent years, and our group provides Disaster Net, an information-sharing solution for responding when disasters occur. Chronology, the practice of writing disaster information on a whiteboard in chronological order, is widely used across industries and business formats. Disaster Net converts this practice directly into a system, enabling real-time information sharing without adding to the workload at the scene. This simple structure has been well received, and adoption has expanded, particularly among critical infrastructure operators such as railways, airports, government agencies, local governments and financial institutions.」