Commercial or government, public or private, organizations need to maintain a well-integrated approach for unexpected events. Developed by the Department of Homeland Security, the National Incident Management System (NIMS) provides a template to prepare for, respond to and recover from such incidents, regardless of size, scope or cause. Plans also must bring together economic, operational, social, environmental, health and financial considerations.

As a result, organizations need mechanisms to rationalize processes, to refine priorities, allocate resources and integrate functions. The goals are to help maintain operational continuity, augment resiliency of critical infrastructure, mitigate losses, and manage consequences. This requires flexible information systems that can provide a common operating picture. With graphic depictions of the widening layers of impact, IntePoint enables insight, situational awareness, and geospatial analyses.

Through IntePoint, users can develop a broad understanding of an incident and its implications, even before it occurs. This facilitates effective, timely decisions to plan for the unknown.

IntePoint is capable of rapidly modeling interdependencies, determining cascading failures and capturing a trace of the cause and effect through the use of agent-based modeling and advanced visualization techniques.