Annapolis, Maryland - April 15, 2008
iJET Intelligent Risk Systems, a leading provider of global intelligence and business resiliency services, announced today that the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office issued iJET a patent on March 11, 2008, for the company’s Global Asset Risk Management systems and methods. The patent recognizes the proprietary business process and technology behind iJET’s Worldcue® Asset Risk Management solution. Aimed at protecting an organization’s physical assets, Worldcue helps multinational organizations monitor and manage risks to their facilities, people and supply chain assets.
iJET's Worldcue Asset Risk Management solutions monitor events and operational threats around the world; relate those threats to clients' people and operations; alert designated managers when those events impact -- or threaten to impede -- a company's operations; and provide 24x7 web-based access to key emergency, crisis and continuity plans. Providing a global perspective on risks, Worldcue enables faster decision-making and response, enhancing business continuity and resiliency across the organization.
“iJET’s success and growth has depended upon delivering innovations that meet clients’ risk management needs, now and into the future,” said Stephen Hoffman, iJET’s CEO. “This patent is another indicator that iJET is developing unique and relevant technology and processes for business continuity and resiliency.”
This is the third patent issued to iJET for its proprietary approach to risk management, which combines open source intelligence with decision-support technology.
iJET’s Worldcue Asset Risk Management solution is offered as a standalone product or as a module within the Worldcue Global Control Center, an integrated intelligence and technology solution that relates global threats to an organization’s people and assets worldwide. By integrating travelers, expatriates, facilities and supply chain assets into a single business resiliency platform, companies can quickly understand and manage potential threats, assess total exposure and respond appropriately.
