RIMSAT (Remote Intelligent Management Support and Training) is a European Commission funded project designed to:

• provide an innovative, ‘intelligent’, knowledge based solution aimed at improving the quality of critical decisions
• enhance the competencies and responsiveness of individuals and organisations involved in highly complex, safety critical incidents - irrespective of their location.
• The partners combine expertise in the management of complex scenarios, the management of knowledge, case based reasoning, model based reasoning, software and hardware development, training and commercial exploitation

The RIMSAT project has a total value of  4.1 million Euro of which 2.15 million Euro is being funded by the Information Society Technologies programme of the European Commission.

The Project finished on 31 March 2004. This site will contain all the deliverables for the project and be a contact point for dissemination. It will be updated soon (1 April 2004)

Our picture shows the team, plus the project reviewers at their final meeting 0n 30 March 2004.

This web site is the source of public information about the project. Please send comments and enquiries to the project co-ordinator here.

The KM & Critical Incident Management SIG has been launched  at KM Europe 2002 and is edited by Andrew Lewis. This SIG is geared towards people involved in any incidents where high stress, safety, and stakes are constant concerns - where KM is perhaps even more essential, yet more sensitive. To participate in the forum KM and Critical Incident Management SIG - Discussion forum click here. To learn more about Andrew Lewis, click here.