Readiness that comes from daily use
Emergency supplies are only useful if you know what you have and where it is. Agencies use iCAM every day to track supplies, equipment and grant-funded purchases across all of their facilities. When an emergency hits, those same records become their situational picture: what they have, where it is, how long it will last, and how to get it where it's needed.
That's the idea behind iCAM. Readiness comes from daily use, not from a separate emergency system that nobody remembers how to use.
For more than 20 years, Sydion has worked with public health and emergency response programs on inventory such as personal protective equipment, medical countermeasures, strategic stockpile supplies and field-managed equipment.
Agencies work with Sydion directly. Questions, problems and ideas come to the same people who build and support iCAM, and many of its features started as an agency describing a problem it needed to solve. That is how iCAM keeps improving: one practical change at a time, shaped by the programs that use it every day.