Behind each natural disaster or crisis are some incredible humanitarian organizations that have jumped in to fill the void left when other institutions are stretched too thin to meet all the needs that arise. For these organizations, coordinating with one another can accelerate the relief and recovery efforts, and speed delivery of food, supplies, medical care, and other support to people impacted by the disaster. They rely on technology as a critical enabler to help get the job done as efficiently as possible and to help the most people. One of these organizations is NetHope, a consortium of nearly 60 leading, global nonprofit members who collaborate across geographies and missions to solve some of the world’s greatest development, humanitarian…
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Social Impact Heroes: How Tae Yoo SVP at Cisco has helped to coordinate, deliver and distribute resources to areas devastated by natural disaster

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