15 Years of EMS Technology Solutions

From the beginning, EMS Technology Solutions, the maker of Operative IQ, has been on a mission to help first responders. As we celebrate our 15 year anniversary on December 18, 2022, we thought it would be fun to look at where we’ve been, where we are, and where we are going.

• Customer

Clayton County Fire and Emergency Services

Clayton County Fire and Emergency Service is a combination fire and EMS all-hazards department consisting of fire and emergency medical services, plus an emergency management agency.

• Narcotics Tracking

EMS Providers are Vulnerable Too

What would you do with $73 Billion dollars? I would buy a few mansions, islands, own a few planes, definitely a massive yacht, make sure all my friends and family are taken care of and I may even buy the Detroit Lions and see if I can get them to the playoffs – well…that may be a stretch, but life would be good! Though it may sound like all fun and games, this number is not auspicious – it is worrisome.

EMS Technology Solutions ranks no. 4476 on the 2022 Inc. 5000 Annual List

For the 4th time, EMS Technology Solutions appears on the Inc. 5000, Ranking no. 4476 with Three-Year Revenue Growth of 99 Percent

• Customer
• Inventory Management

Ensuring Safety and Readiness for Every First Responder – A Day in the Life of Smyrna City Fire

Considered heroes in the community, the job of a First Responder is no doubt selfless, dangerous and exciting! While many cannot fathom walking into a burning building, performing life-saving procedures, or going on a high-speed chase, for the men and women who do this every day – it is business as usual.

• Training

Fire Captain Mandolini on Operative IQ Training

When Operative IQ rolled out its Professional Services: Onsite Training, we were excited to see how much benefit customers would truly gain from the face-to-face training. As it turns out, there is a clear advantage to onsite training over traditional/virtual training. In a brief interview with Fire Captain Josh Mandolini of the Big Bear Fire Department in Big Bear Lake, California, the benefits of onsite training became apparent: Learning how the software can fit the agency’s needs, and the ability to go beyond “good enough”.