The nine systems divide the problem by function rather than by organisation, which is deliberate. Organisational boundaries are exactly what a disaster response has to work across; building the platform along them would encode the problem into the solution.
Data Management System
Turns scattered signals into a single situational picture that every responder is reading from. 4 modules.
Communication System
Keeps every responder reachable, including when the network is the thing that broke. 3 modules.
Resource Management System
Tracks what exists, where it is, and what it is already committed to — including aircraft. 3 modules.
Aid Management System
The path a request for help takes, from the person who made it to the record that it was met. 3 modules.
Predictive Analytics System
Moves the platform from reacting to a disaster to anticipating its next phase. 3 modules.
Security System
Protects people who are already vulnerable from a second harm — the misuse of their own data. 3 modules.
Accountability and Transparency System
Makes the response answerable — to donors, to regulators, and above all to the people it served. 3 modules.
Training and Support System
A platform nobody can operate under pressure is not a platform. This is how capability is built and held. 3 modules.
Integration System
The platform earns its place by fitting into what agencies already run, not by demanding they abandon it. 3 modules.