| WEB STATIONS |
Web Stations are low cost computer work stations which provides access to the Internet. Web
Stations do not require any maintenance because there is no hard drive to save questionable or
undesirable material. As a result, Web Stations can not catch computer viruses, worms, spyware, and
adware.
Conventional computers require extensive maintenance. In a recent article written by Gregg Keizer in
Internetweek.com, he writes that an unpatched PC will survive only 16 minutes before it is infected. To
patch your PC, it takes extensive amounts of time for each PC. Once your PC is infected, it may require
many costly tools and take many hours to "clean up" your PC.
Stations do not require any maintenance because there is no hard drive to save questionable or
undesirable material. As a result, Web Stations can not catch computer viruses, worms, spyware, and
adware.
Conventional computers require extensive maintenance. In a recent article written by Gregg Keizer in
Internetweek.com, he writes that an unpatched PC will survive only 16 minutes before it is infected. To
patch your PC, it takes extensive amounts of time for each PC. Once your PC is infected, it may require
many costly tools and take many hours to "clean up" your PC.
In addition to not being able to be infected, Web Stations are perfect for places where many different
people will be using one work station to access the Internet. The different people using the Web
Station can not install software or change the configuration of the Web Station. The configuration of
the Web Station is cleared every time the Web Station is shut down; thus, performing its own
maintenance.
people will be using one work station to access the Internet. The different people using the Web
Station can not install software or change the configuration of the Web Station. The configuration of
the Web Station is cleared every time the Web Station is shut down; thus, performing its own
maintenance.
| Emergency Management Solutions, Inc. |
| Software Solutions |
| Hardware Solutions |
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| Consulting Solutions |
| Consulting Solutions EMS, Inc. provides consulting services for your business processes, IT workflow, and general management and IT integration |
| Custom Hardware Solutions EMS, Inc. not only has the knowledge of hardware, but has the capability specify equipment for your application |
| Custom Software Solutions EMS, Inc. works as a strategic business partner to develop custom software solutions |
| What's New |
| 2008 FIREWORKS FOR WINDOWS INCIDENT REPORTING SYSTEM VERSION 5.2 UPDATES |
The United States Fire Administration (USFA) has added new codes and edits to the National Fire
Incident Reporting System (NFIRS) for the 2008 software cycle. In addition, New Jersey "Plus One" (+1)
codes will be incorporated in with the 2008 software release. Therefore, Emergency Management
Solutions, Inc. will be issuing a new release for 2008.
Invoices for $200.00 to cover this upgrade and maintenance for 2008 have been set to all current
FireWorks for Windows Incident Reporting System users. Since there were no changes in 2007, there
was no charge for maintenance and upgrades unless there were extenuating circumstances.
The 2008 FireWorks for Windows updates are under final development and testing. We are on
schedule for distribution late February 2008. If you have not received your invoice please send a
message through our "Contact Us" section on this site. If you have not yet paid for the 2008 updates,
please do so before February 1, 2008 to receive your 2008 updates in a timely fashion.
Incident Reporting System (NFIRS) for the 2008 software cycle. In addition, New Jersey "Plus One" (+1)
codes will be incorporated in with the 2008 software release. Therefore, Emergency Management
Solutions, Inc. will be issuing a new release for 2008.
Invoices for $200.00 to cover this upgrade and maintenance for 2008 have been set to all current
FireWorks for Windows Incident Reporting System users. Since there were no changes in 2007, there
was no charge for maintenance and upgrades unless there were extenuating circumstances.
The 2008 FireWorks for Windows updates are under final development and testing. We are on
schedule for distribution late February 2008. If you have not received your invoice please send a
message through our "Contact Us" section on this site. If you have not yet paid for the 2008 updates,
please do so before February 1, 2008 to receive your 2008 updates in a timely fashion.
| 2009 FIREWORKS FOR WINDOWS INCIDENT REPORTING SYSTEM VERSION 5.3 UPDATES |
The United States Fire Administration (USFA) has added new codes and edits to the National Fire
Incident Reporting System (NFIRS) for the 2009 software cycle. Therefore, Emergency Management
Solutions, Inc. will be issuing a new release for 2009.
Invoices for $200.00 to cover this upgrade and maintenance for 2009 have been set to all current
FireWorks for Windows Incident Reporting System users.
The 2009 FireWorks for Windows updates are under final development and testing. We are on
schedule for distribution early February 2009. If you have not received your invoice please send a
message through our "Contact Us" section on this site. If you have not yet paid for the 2009 updates,
please do so before January 15, 2009 to receive your 2009 updates in a timely fashion.
Please check back on this site for instructions on how the 2009 updates will be deployed.
Incident Reporting System (NFIRS) for the 2009 software cycle. Therefore, Emergency Management
Solutions, Inc. will be issuing a new release for 2009.
Invoices for $200.00 to cover this upgrade and maintenance for 2009 have been set to all current
FireWorks for Windows Incident Reporting System users.
The 2009 FireWorks for Windows updates are under final development and testing. We are on
schedule for distribution early February 2009. If you have not received your invoice please send a
message through our "Contact Us" section on this site. If you have not yet paid for the 2009 updates,
please do so before January 15, 2009 to receive your 2009 updates in a timely fashion.
Please check back on this site for instructions on how the 2009 updates will be deployed.