Complex distribution of aid
Delivery in extremely remote territories
Humanitarian Organizations have become increasingly vital and come as the only possible response to the needs of affected populations.
Security, Health, Food and Protection represent just a portion of the endless challenges these organizations are compelled to address.
Transportation hazards
Lack of communication routes
Damaged infrastructure
Unavailability of essential facilities
Psychological stress
Overstrain for those engaged in field tasks
In this context effective logistic is key, as it enables Humanitarian Organizations to manage crucial priorities.
Coordination of Humanitarian logistics finds its most effective strategy through
Field Service Management
Field Service Management
Humanitarian logistics can largely benefit from the tremendous impact of the latest in Field Service Management.
Innovative technology trends such as Machine Learning, GIS, and Augmented Reality can act as the perfect allies to humanitarian operators in terms of effective and prompt intervention.
The primary goal of Field Service Management is to optimize the coordination of resources on field in guaranteeing quick, effective and efficient responses to sudden and large-scale faults or breakdowns.
OverIT comes as your trusted digital partner for mission-critical operations
Expedite response emergency event
Minimized logistics cost
Increased staff safety
Reduced operational costs
INTERVENTION AREAS
Responding to your needs
Logistic Operations
Material Distribution
WASH (Water, Sanitation and Hygiene)
Health
Shelter
Education and Training
Communication
Cultural and Environmental Heritage
Logistic Operations
Material Distribution
WASH
Health
Shelter
Education and Training
Communication
Cultural and Environmental Heritage
PARTNERSHIPS
Hand-in-hand with our Humanitarian Partners
Monica Simeone
Chief Philanthropy Officer
“Years of unwavering dedication to humanitarian and philanthropic endeavors have shaped my commitment to seeing business applications improving humanitarian efforts.”