All TabletopX Blog Posts
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APCO’s Advocacy Priorities for 2024
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More Information than You Ever Wanted about Fixing the Federal Classification of 9-1-1 Professionals
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APCO’s Regulatory Priorities for 2023
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APCO’s 2023 Advocacy Priorities (with one-pagers of talking points)
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Regulatory Update from APCO’s Chief Counsel at APCO 2022
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Talking Points for APCO’s Legislative Priorities
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APCO International’s Public Safety Communications Priorities for the New Year
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Aligning APCO’s Advocacy Priorities With Our Members’ Needs
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APCO International’s Public Safety Communications Priorities for the New Year
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Update on New FCC Spectrum Rules: Why APCO is suing the FCC
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Forming the Public Safety Next Generation 9-1-1 Coalition
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New FCC Spectrum Rules Put Public Safety Communications at Risk
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Federal Report Estimates Extent of Interoperability Challenges for 9-1-1
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2020 Legislative Priorities
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FCC on the Verge of a Major Setback to 9-1-1 Location Accuracy
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New Progress for Getting Wireless 9-1-1 Calls to the Right ECC
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Quick Updates for the 2019 Annual Conference
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What Does Interoperable Mean in the Real World?
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9-1-1: Nearing 50 Years of Dependable Emergency Assistance
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Achieving the True Promise of Next Generation 9-1-1
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All In: Betting Against Opt-Out
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FirstNet Works to Foster Innovation in Public Safety Apps
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Partnering to Improve Public Safety Apps
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Equipping Volunteer Responders with Broadband Technologies
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Getting Ever Closer to Solving Wireless 911 Location Accuracy
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Mutual Aid: App Developers and Public Safety Experts Collaborating
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Rapid Response: Building public safety apps in 24 hours
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Innovative Ideas from the Boston Emerging Technology Forum
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Data Jamming for Public Safety
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Happy Anniversary
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The Spectrum Alphabet
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Sandy
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Time to Innovate
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A Great Start
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Time to Roll Up Our Sleeves
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A terrific line-up for conference
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FirstNet is Almost Here
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"Tabletop Exercise"
About the TabletopX Blog
A “Tabletop Exercise,” often shortened as “TTX,” is a discussion-based exercise frequently used by emergency planners. Led by a facilitator using a planned scenario, TTX participants describe the actions they would take, and the processes and procedures they would follow. The facilitator notes the players’ contributions and ensures that exercise objectives are met. Following the exercise, the facilitator typically develops an after-action report and conducts a debrief discussion during which players and observers have an opportunity to share their thoughts, observations, and recommendations from the exercise without assigning fault or blame.
Many of the attributes of a TTX are the same we seek to promote in the discussion generated from our blog posts. The goal is to capitalize on the shared experiences and expertise of all the participants to identify best practices, as well as areas for improvement, and thus achieve as successful a response to an emergency as possible.
TabletopX blog posts are written by APCO’s Government Relations team and special guests.
Latest TabletopX Posts
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APCO’s Advocacy Priorities for 2024
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More Information than You Ever Wanted about Fixing the Federal Classification of 9-1-1 Professionals
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APCO’s Regulatory Priorities for 2023
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APCO’s 2023 Advocacy Priorities (with one-pagers of talking points)
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Regulatory Update from APCO’s Chief Counsel at APCO 2022
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Talking Points for APCO’s Legislative Priorities