The Technolytics institute receives high marks for the training program at the 19th World Conference on Disaster Management for the second year in a row. This year the training program titled "Acts of Terrorism" was an introduction to Chemical, Biological, Radiation, Nuclear Explosives, Electromagnetic Pulse and Cyber attacks. There were three categories of evaluation, all marked with a score from 1 (lowest) to 5 (highest). The categories and the scores were as follows:
1. Objectives (Presentation was consistent with the stated objectives): 4.41
2. Presentation (Information was clearly presented): 4.43
3. Time (Discussion time was adequate): 4.19
Attendee comments included the following.
• Excellent! Very informative
• Excellent stats. Eye opening. Well presented.
• Truly enjoyed this speaker. Could have used more time
• He brought us to areas that we hadn't considered.
• Excellent, need more info like that of this presentation
• Five great illustrations on realistic scenarios and risks facing us at a macro and micro level
• Awesome presentation. Gave the group some great information. Slides were well done. Very interesting.
Last year the Technolytics Institute delivered a stunning program covering cyber attacks. Like this year's attendee feedback was above average and one of the top scorers. There were three categories of evaluation, all marked with a score from 1 (lowest) to 5 (highest). The categories and the scores were as follows:
1. Objectives (Presentation was consistent with the stated objectives): 4.65
2. Presentation (Information was clearly presented): 4.61
3. Time (Discussion time was adequate): 4.15
The World Conference on Disaster Management (WCDM) offers a unique experience, bringing together experts, practitioners, certifying bodies, service and product suppliers for Emergency Management, Business Continuity and other Disaster Management disciplines. Technolytics is already preparing their submission - "National and International Cyber Security" - for next year's event which will be the conference's 20th anniversary.
Website:
http://www.wcdm.org/Toronto/toronto.html )