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✣ Preppr × Motorola Solutions
Motorola Solutions runs the program.
Preppr runs the practice.
Short answer
Your plans, radios and control rooms are the infrastructure response already runs on. Motorola Solutions runs that program of record. Preppr exercises it, tells you what happens, and feeds what it learns back into the program.
Key facts
Program of record
Motorola Solutions
Practice and proof
Preppr
Formats
Six, from tabletop to SimCell
✣ Your plan shelf
Better practice with Preppr
Better response
30 of 41 plans validated this year. 11 plans end the year with no evidence behind them.
Set every assumption above and use your own numbers. Our defaults: $85 an hour, 85% of gaps close before the next cycle, Preppr removes 75% of design and reporting effort, and repeat exercises sometimes land on a plan already validated.
Run your numbers with us✣ How the two fit together
1 resilience operation, 2 jobs.
A plan on file is not a plan that works. One side keeps the program of record. The other proves it performs under pressure, on a cycle rather than once a year.
Program of record
Mission-critical communications and command infrastructure, connected with a complete platform for continuity, crisis and emergency management.
✓ Plans, procedures and annexes
✓ Radios, dispatch and control rooms
✓ Alerting, roles and command structure
✓ Risk and continuity management
Practice & proof
Designs the exercise from those same plans, delivers it, scores it, and returns what it learns to the program.
✓ Exercises built from your own documents
✓ Decisions and timing captured live
✓ Gaps ranked against real capabilities
✓ Corrective actions tracked to closure
↓ Plans, roles, hazards, data
Proven capability, gaps closed ↑
The exchange runs both ways. Your program context shapes the exercise. What the exercise finds updates the context.
✣ The gap we close together
Documents do not mean you are prepared.
Most organizations accountable for preparedness have a shelf of plans and no way to show those plans work. Adding AI to the documents produces the same documents faster. Practice is what produces evidence.
One continuous loop on one record. What you know, what is coming and what your partners say shape every exercise, and every finding lands in Improve. Preparedness is never finished. It runs as an operation, not an annual event.
✣ Six ways to run it
Different questions, different exercises.
Each format answers something the others cannot. Together they cover shared understanding, execution under pressure, individual competency and where a plan breaks first.
Discussion
Tabletop exercises
HSEEP-aligned tabletops designed section by section and facilitated live, with every document you need.
Branching
Adaptive simulations
Exercises that change with each decision, run by a facilitator or self-serve, rated Draft, Verified or Certified.
People
Competency assessments
Assess people against your competency framework. An AI evaluator drafts; people decide.
Operations
Simulate Operations
A multiplayer operations center: people take seats, AI crews hold the rest, a Threat team pushes back.
Pressure test
SimCell
Red, White and Blue cells played by AI or people, in parallel runs, to stress a plan before people do.
Real decisions
Preppr Rehearse
Test the decisions in front of you against a hold baseline before you make them.
Every format ends in Improve: findings, an improvement plan, and coverage of what you planned versus what you tested.
✣ Whatever the format
Every exercise delivers 4 outcomes.
1
Decisions captured
Who decided what, when, and on what information.
2
Gaps surfaced
Ranked against your capabilities, not a template.
3
Performance measured
Timing, handoffs and information flow scored, with competency profiles for the people involved.
4
Improvements fed back
Tracked to closure in Improve, then re-tested next cycle.
See how Improve closes the loop →
✣ Where it lands
Built for the sectors you already serve.
The obligation differs by sector. The discipline does not.
Water & wastewater
Certified is not tested
Utilities have certified an updated emergency response plan. Most have never exercised it.
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Healthcare
Two exercises a year
The CMS Emergency Preparedness Rule requires a testing program, and surveyors ask for the documentation.
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Energy & utilities
A fifteen-month clock
NERC CIP requires the incident response and recovery plans to be tested on a recurring cycle.
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Government
The grant already asks
EMPG carries an exercise obligation, and HSEEP sets how it is designed, run and documented.
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Exercise one of your plans with us.
Bring a plan, a hazard or an unresolved finding. We will turn it into a working exercise.