Non-Government Organizations (NGOs), humanitarian groups, and other non-military institutions face many challenges when sharing unclassified information across a geographically dispersed audience. Security concerns, location-based obstacles, and language barriers often impede the dissemination of critical data.
When these organizations need to collect, organize, and share unclassified data across multiple locations, they turn to the International Distributed Unified Reporting Environment (INDURE). Available in five languages, INDURE provides a net-centric, structured database and secure reporting that support humanitarian assistance, socio-cultural awareness, and assessment activities regardless of location or connectivity.
INDURE Mobile makes it easy to create, search, and share relevant data from anywhere using a map-based interface. Delivering the same features as the web-based client, the application allows decision makers in the field to properly adjust activities as new information becomes available. What’s more, users are alerted of nearby potential threats or hazards—a key feature supported even if the user has no data connection.