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Excellent conversations with Retailers at #LINK2025 (Lowe's Companies, Inc., RXO, Inc., DICK'S Sporting Goods, Ace Hardware Corporation, Gap Inc. A.P. Moller - Maersk plus Design Build Firms, and Tech Startups to name just a few) What we are hearing: - Retailers concerned about impacts due to disruptions; NOAA weather and climate data is pertinent to their business - Many spoke with us after the session "Unlocking weather climate data for retail innovation" to learn how NOAA Satellite and Information Service Industry Proving Grounds data can inform planning for their supply chain, transportation, design, and management of warehouse and distribution centers - Many retailers and logistics companies are asking for how and where we get started Thanks Erin Hiatt (She/Her/Hers) for inviting the IPG team for a session on “Unlocking Weather Climate Data for Retail Innovation” along with Bryan Card Andy Kettlewell Taylor Evans with NOAA team Allison Crimmins Cera Schrems, CLCS Alexander Lamb #LINK2025

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Just in time for #AMS2025 and NOAA's 2024 Billion Dollar Disasters updates, NCEI has released two new StoryMaps about hurricane impacts to industry https://shorturl.at/5R6Jl and the May 2024 severe storm outbreak in the South and Midwest U.S. https://shorturl.at/b5yew Thrilled to be working with this team and seeing our last 9 months of work with the Industry Proving Grounds https://shorturl.at/8t7lL touted at AMS this week! Reach out to connect on site. Adam Smith Sydney Luce Jenny Dissen Alexander Lamb Adriana Formby-Fernandez Bridget Smith, PMP, MPA Lindsey Vogelmann

CSS was a proud sponsor of The University of Oklahoma reception, a major networking event at #AMS2025!

CSS-Riverside Technology, inc. is proud of the impactful overview of “Supply Chains & Damage Claims: Hurricanes and Their Impact,” produced by NOAA/NCEI’s Industry Proving Grouds (IPG) teams and partners. Thank you to the CSS-Riverside Technology, inc. writer Adriana Formby-Fernandez, The Cadmus Group's writers Sydney Luce and Lindsey Vogelmann; CSS-Riverside Technology, inc. developers Frankie Tran and Corey Hurt, along with Deloitte’s developer Loai Fadl; and the amazing group of editors & contributors, Jenny Dissen (NCICS, NCEI), Adam Smith (NCEI), Russ Vose (NCEI), Michael J Brewer (NCEI), Terry McPherson (NCEI), Gregory Hammer (NCEI), Lukas Noguchi (ICMS, NCEI), John Uehling (NCICS), Carl Schreck (NCICS), Katrina Hichman (CSS-Riverside, NCEI), Daniel Wunder (CSS-Riverside, NCEI), Jamie Ramage (CSS-Riverside, NCEI), Bridget Smith, PMP, MPA (Cadmus, NCEI), Maggie Coates (Cadmus, NCEI), Heather Clark (CSS-Riverside, NCEI). Hurricanes bring with them economic devastation in the wake, and it is imperative, as the strength and frequency of Hurricanes increase that industries utilize data and tools to help to inform and prepare the public. Learn more about Hurricanes and their impact on supply chains and damage claims in NOAA’s article (https://bit.ly/3E5uNrU) and take a look at the StoryMap (https://bit.ly/4h6m5IK). North Carolina Institute for Climate Studies, CSS, NOAA Satellite and Information Service, #ClimateResiliance, #ExtremeWeather

CSS-Riverside Technology, inc. would like to give a BIG shout out to the teams and partners with NOAA/NCEI, Innovative Consulting & Management Services, LLC (ICMS), and The Cadmus Group, LLC (Cadmus) that brought this amazing StoryMap to life! Thank you to the CSS-Riverside Technology, inc. writers Alexander Lamb, and Noah Benitez-Nelson, CSS-Riverside developers Frankie Tran, Christopher Harrell, and Corey Hurt, and CSS-Riverside contributors & editors Heather Clark, Katrina Hichman, Daniel Wunder, and Jamie Ramage. The title, “We May Not Be In Kansas,” inherently brings to mind house-lifting tornadoes, but severe weather events are dramatically modifying our way of life at increasing rates  - and costing billions! Check out NOAA’s article (https://bit.ly/4hqPEVc) and experience the StoryMap for yourself (https://bit.ly/4hofxVl). Additional Contributors: Adam Smith (NCEI), Michael J Brewer Brewer (NCEI), Terry McPherson (NCEI), @Greg Hammer (NCEI), Lukas Noguchi (ICMS,NCEI), Sydney Luce (Cadmus, NCEI), Maggie Coates (Cadmus, NCEI), Bridget Smith, PMP, MPA (Cadmus, NCEI)

I had the privilege of presenting the innovative work we’ve been doing at Riverside Technology, inc., CSS to support the modernization of NOAA’s National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI) legacy systems and enhance their cloud readiness. It was an exciting opportunity to share our progress at #AMS2025 and contribute to advancing NOAA's mission through the Industry Proving Grounds! #CloudMigration #TechInnovation #NOAA #EnvironmentalData

CSS/Riverside hosted Town Hall at #AMS2025 discussing the NOAA Office of Water Prediction NextGen water model task that we support. NextGen will provide nationwide river and flood conditions at fine spatial scales. This information will inform individuals, businesses, local, state, and federal decision makers and enable rapid and effective response to water impacted communities. Riverside Technology, inc.

The CSS - Riverside team kicking off a great week at AMS 105

Cadmus team members Bridget Smith, PMP, MPA and Maggie Coates are onsite with the Riverside Technology, inc. Industry Proving Grounds leadership team Daniel Wunder and Katrina Hichman at the American Meteorological Society's Annual Meeting. Over the past six months, this team has conducted dozens of industry engagements to turn NOAA Satellite and Information Service data into climate resilience action. #AMS2025 #ClimateResilience