DiPMA     

     Disaster Preparedness Management Alliance 

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  Disaster Preparedness Management Alliance

DiPMA Petroleum And Energy Center (DPEC)

 

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Disaster Preparedness Management Alliance (DiPMA). On November 1, 2005, DiPMA Corporation separated from parent company, Net Trend Energies Corporation, and established itself as an independent, dedicated Disaster Recovery Management Company. Headquartered in Atlanta GA, and serving all the Southeastern States.   

DiPMA is a Disaster Recovery Management Company  that has over 30 contractors and growing in its database. Their Services and Products are relating to Telecommunications and Information, Technology, Construction, Transportation, Debris Remover, Security Force, and Human Services. We are a Disaster Recovery Company that can deploy our contractors within 72 hours of any type of disaster. We can go in and re-establish Telecommunications (Voice/ Data and Fiber Optics, Telephone Arial work / underground cable repair and installation), cleanup debris, re-build  entire infrastructure, and provide services for the people who have loss their personal belongings. Contract us if you would like to be apart of our organization or just requesting information.

  Recovery Services - We are currently in a highly lucrative disaster recovery market in a rapidly growing economy. The current trend towards an increase in disasters presents an opportunity for an increased demand for disaster recovery services. DiPMA recovery services will enable companies to stay ahead of the pack before, and after a disaster.

  Management Team - The Management of DiPMA has personal expertise in their professional careers ranging from Telecommunications, Information Technology, Construction, Transportation, Business Consulting, and family Services. This experience gives management an acute insight into the disaster recovery environment which is required for the success of the business.

 Operations Management - Our Operations Management Practice offers its clients the full range of consulting services according to their needs. These services range from the development of Operations Strategy concepts all the way through to Implementation Support of the developed concepts and are offered to a wide range of industries on both a national and international scale.

DiPMA is committed to innovation, responsive to our clients' needs, and focused on

delivery of value recourses. We design and delivers innovative solutions to complex

 business issues.

Goals

• We will listen to and communicate with our Clients.
• We will know our Clients and anticipate their needs.
• We will be professional, reliable and innovative.
• We will respect our Clients' time and financial resources as well as our own.
• We will earn our customers' trust by fulfilling our promises.  

 Natural Disasters -  Natural disasters, such as hurricane Katrina assault on New Orleans, Louisiana southern Florida, and Alabama make all of us acutely aware of our vulnerabilities to disaster. Fortunately, catastrophes of this magnitude are rare, but disaster can strike in many ways. For example, a broken water main inundated the Chicago Historical Society in 1986; fire severely damaged the Cabled in New Orleans in 1988; the Loma Prieta earthquake damaged several San Francisco area museums and libraries in 1989; smoke from an electrical fire covered collections throughout the Huntington Gallery in 1985; mold damage threatened Mount Vernon's archival collections. Large or small, natural or man-made, emergencies put an institution's staff and collections in danger.