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Organizations operate in an increasingly connected and inter-dependent world. Systemic risks are growing, and organizations can no longer mitigate serious threats or respond to a major crisis on their own.
Mind-Alliance helps pubic and private sector clients enhance information sharing so they can manage risk collaboratively. Collaborative risk management strengthens resilience and reduces the vulnerability of operations to adverse events, so organizations stand a better chance of surviving a crisis with lives, brands, and assets intact.
Mind-Alliance offers three software solutions:
- Channels - A planning tool for developing information sharing procedures that specify what information people need to send and receive in a crisis, Channels can automatically detect issues and opportunities for improvement.
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- TagCite - A collaboration and knowledge management platform used to analyze threat intelligence.
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- MindPeer - A private network of experts who make their commentary and analysis available to subscribers.
Our solutions support collaborative risk management among communities of interest. They enhance awareness about threats and operational interdependencies so organizations can efficiently plan and prepare for adverse events.
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Company News
David Kamien, CEO, Mind-Alliance Systems, to speak at the National Defense University Intel Conference in Washington D.C. on March 3-4
HSToday publishes article by David Kamien, CEO Mind-Alliance Systems about Homeland Security Best Practices
Mind-Alliance participates in EWI WSC7 - On February 17, 2010 David Kamien, CEO & founder of Mind-Alliance Systems will chair panel on "IED Terror Attack on the Rail System: Building Information Sharing Plans for Prevention and Response" as part of the East West Institute's 7th Annual "Worldwide Security" Conference
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Information Sharing Planning for Homeland Security & Enterprise Risk Management
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CSIS TIN-2 Case Study
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international network Mind-Alliance provided to the Center for Strategic & International Studies (CSIS)
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