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The CAD of the Future
Computer-aided dispatch (CAD) systems can be stressful for agencies — choosing one, implementing one, getting your team to embrace one, and ensuring your CAD continues …
How CAD Technology Can Better Help You Serve Your Community
Fire and EMS agencies now have access to a multitude of technologies. But are you taking full advantage of what those technologies can offer? Today’s …
4 Takeaways from Pinnacle 2021
Once again, and for the 15th time, EMS leaders came together for Pinnacle, held this year in Phoenix, Arizona. And once again the schedule was …
You’ve Picked Your CAD. Now What?
Congratulations! You’ve chosen your next computer-aided dispatch (CAD) software system. That’s no small decision. Now that it’s time to put it in place, you may …
6 Questions to Ask When Choosing Your EMS CAD
It’s stressful. Buying CAD (computer-aided dispatch) software, that is. It’s a big-ticket item that most agencies don’t purchase often, perhaps only once every 10 or …
Enhancing Patient Engagement, Scheduling and Pre-Arrival Information for Improved Care
Spring brought the launch of a number of new developments and product features at Logis. You can read about the first set of updates and …
Continuous Innovation & Improvement: Logis’ Commitment
Just as you are committed to continuous improvement to best serve your customers, patients and funders, Logis is always fine-tuning our offerings to meet the …
Logis Introduces a People-Centered Approach to Vaccine Management
Updated on 08/18/2021 Logis IDS vaccine management software offers a people- and community-centered approach to scheduling, managing and reporting vaccine appointments. Managing the administration of …
Top 5 Things to Know When Implementing New Technology in Your EMS System
Logis recently had the opportunity to sponsor webinars for the American Ambulance Association and for Fitch & Associates, which produces the Pinnacle EMS Leadership Forum. …
How Streaming Video Can Enhance Situational Awareness and Improve Patient Outcomes
Leaders in emergency services find themselves in an era where images or videos capture much of what happens in their communities. Unfortunately, field providers traditionally …