trainers traveled to Asheville, North Carolina, to walk regional emergency management partners through Beehive, from exercise development to after-action reporting.
On August 11, 2026, High Street Technology trainers Danielle Koehler and Michael Goldsbury delivered a Beehive training session in Asheville, North Carolina, for representatives from several Western North Carolina Councils of Government. The session focused on helping participants understand how Beehive can support emergency management workflows, from exercise development through planning review and improvement documentation.
What the Training Covered
Training included an overview of core system functionality, practical examples for developing quality exercises, and guidance on using Beehive to support real-world preparedness activities.
Planning Analysis and After-Action Reporting
Participants also received instruction on Beehive’s Planning Analysis and After-Action Reporting features, including how these tools can help users review plan content, identify important findings, and produce organized documentation following exercises or real-world events.
Supporting Continuous Improvement
The Asheville session highlighted Beehive’s role as a practical platform for supporting planning, exercises, and continuous improvement across emergency management organizations.
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