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Control Center Apps GmbH (cca.io)
Communication-driven incident management for safety-critical operations
About Control Center Apps GmbH (cca.io)
Control Center Apps develops communication-driven platforms for incident and operations management in safety-critical environments. Our solutions help organisations create a shared operational picture when incidents occur - across teams, systems and locations. Instead of fragmented tools, isolated chats and manual reporting, we turn real-time communication into structured, traceable and legally robust documentation. CCA platforms are used in public transport, public safety, infrastructure and industrial operations - wherever coordination, accountability and situational awareness matter. One incident. One shared picture. Better decisions.
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Signals from Control Center Apps GmbH (cca.io)
6 published signals
Presence & Recognition
Control Center Apps GmbH (cca.io) hosted the Vienna session of the XXVII Global Future Summit, part of a globally connected conference bringing together leaders, innovators and experts.
Reported by Michael Weilguny
Presence & Recognition
Control Center Apps GmbH (cca.io) participated in the LEAP Riyadh – Day 3 event, where Martin Elbs and Christoph Allstadt demonstrated how human work can be captured from a first-person perspective using cameras and sensors on the head and hands.
Reported by Michael Weilguny
Presence & Recognition
Control Center Apps GmbH (cca.io) attended the LEAP Riyadh event with 150,000 registrations for the first day alone.
Reported by Michael Weilguny
Presence & Recognition
Control Center Apps GmbH (cca.io) attended the LEAP Riyadh event and saw a Tesla Cybertruck in real life.
Reported by Michael Weilguny
Presence & Recognition
Control Center Apps GmbH (cca.io) attended the LEAP Riyadh event and hosted a reception at the Austrian Embassy in Riyadh.
Reported by Michael Weilguny
Presence & Recognition
Control Center Apps GmbH (cca.io) attended the LEAP Riyadh event and Saudi mobile operators temporarily changed the network name displayed on phones to LEAP 2026.
Reported by Michael Weilguny