ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM: EMERGENCY RESPONSE DASHBOARD, CONTACTS, AND BUSINESS WITH DISASTER MONITORING

Abstract

The systematic management of administrative resources throughout the monitoring institution is referred to as “Emergency Response Dashboard, Contacts, and Business with Disaster Monitoring” in the context of the administrative management system. It encompasses a summary of operations such as monitoring, collecting, overseeing, preparedness, recovery, continuity, and response. The administration and use of systematic responses are the essential objectives of administrative management in monitoring institutions. It provides a general management plan for emergency response resources, business continuity, and disaster recovery, referred to as administrative management. Emergency response, business continuity, and disaster recovery evaluate and initiate processes to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of projects in these critical areas, including planning, monitoring, design, testing, and development. This procedure pertains to the design and operation of our system. Our testing process was seamlessly integrated into the Agile Scrum methodology, with testing activities embedded within each sprint cycle. The data necessitates strategic planning to define the emergency response. Applying resources responsibly and efficiently requires effective communication, monitoring of oversight implementation, system functionality, and resource allocation. The development team ensures the system's integrity, effectiveness, and troubleshooting capabilities during a 30-day transfer period. The Scrum Master must be informed of any difficulties, concerns, or updates that arise from informal discussions between team members, even though informal communication is a vital component of every project and essential for its successful completion. The planning process will now take a proactive stance before the move, and the Researcher Team will manage all necessary tasks for a seamless transition.