At Kapihan sa Manila Bay, CrisisOps and AIM leaders presented an operational roadmap using Physical AI and Operational Intelligence Networks to help Philippine LGUs navigate the 2026–2027 Super El Niño. Currently deployed across 40 LGUs and two national agencies, the technology bridges climate forecasts with real-time field data to prioritize critical water and energy distribution, mitigate infras
Through the NVIDIA Inception Program, CrisisOps expands its connection to the global technology ecosystem as it continues to develop its AI-powered Operational Intelligence Platform for disaster preparedness, emergency response, and data-driven decision-making.
The Total Defense forum at the Asian Institute of Management brought together experts to examine how intelligence, collaboration, and anticipatory action can strengthen resilience. CrisisOps COO and Co-Founder James Dumbrique joined Panel 2 to discuss the role of disaster intelligence in supporting earlier, more informed decisions.
CrisisOps and AIM convened 75 disaster and crisis management stakeholders to explore AI and Operational Intelligence. The workshop focused on strengthening situational awareness, coordination, and crisis decision-making.
CrisisOps has been selected for the 2026–27 Harvard Climate Entrepreneurs Circle, expanding its engagement in global climate innovation. The program will support the venture’s work in disaster management, climate adaptation, and resilience.
