Paradigm Infinitum Provides Strategy Consultation at State iZone Workshop

Paradigm Infinitum was recently invited to conduct a strategy workshop as part of the State iZone Workshop. ‘iZone’ is a term used in the public safety industry to mean the interface zone where rural areas meet with populated areas and areas with valuable assets such as transport infrastructure, power generation plants, private property, etc.

The workshop, organised by Mr Brad Jeffs, State iZone Coordinator for the Queensland Fire and Rescue Service provided iZone officers from across Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria with a valuable opportunity to exchange views and experiences. Delegates were also able to debate contemporary issues in iZone and the future direction of iZone in various states in Australia.

Kiong Chan, CEO of Paradigm Infinitum, conducted the strategy workshop and felt that the process was very valuable for all those involved. "The rural-urban interface zone (iZone) is itself of strategic importance to public safety in the State. It is great to see how proactive state government agencies around Australia in safeguarding the safety of people and property," Mr Chan said.