”Effective crisis management hinges on thorough preparedness and rigorous training. At International SOS, we understand the critical importance of equipping organizations with the skills and knowledge to handle crises effectively. Our training programs, such as the recent Natural Disaster Crisis Exercise at ASIS Europe 24, provide participants with immersive, realistic scenarios that test their decision-making and situational control capabilities. By fostering a proactive approach to crisis management, we ensure that our clients are not only prepared to face potential threats but are also capable of executing rapid, coordinated responses to safeguard their workforce and assets. This commitment to comprehensive training underpins our mission to deliver unparalleled crisis solutions”

“Running an immersive crisis exercise live at ASIS Vienna gave us a dynamic and unique way to showcase our platform's capabilities. It was perfect to demonstrate how Conducttr simplifies logistics and enhances crisis exercise experience for all. The positive feedback and active participation we received highlight the impact and value of crisis simulations and we're thrilled to collaborate with our trusted partners at International SOS to provide unparalleled crisis solutions with their subject matter expertise.”

ElektraTech Innovations, a prominent European tech multinational faces turmoil as employees are stranded in flood-affected areas of India with critical medical emergencies.

Severe floods in Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh, along with blackouts and unrest in central states, have impacted ElektraTech's facilities.

Participants acted as ElektraTech’s Crisis Management Team, receiving ground reports and managing the crisis.

Exercise participants acted as Crisis Management professionals in the European office, receiving the same content without specific roles. This enabled participants to access needed information and adapt to varying group sizes.

The 40-minute exercise had two main phases and two “special situation” phases. The main phases helped participants immerse in the scenario and prepare information for decision-making and advising in-country staff during special situations.

The participants were attendees of the ASIS Vienna exhibition that took place on 21st March. The registration was done on-the-spot, participants could access the scenario by scanning the QR code. We encouraged them to use their laptops for a more engaging experience, although they could play through the exercise on their mobile devices too.