Background:

1990’s: Responders identified information sharing problems and needs. The Gilmore Commission and the InterAgency Board documented and reported them.

2000: Congress set aside funds and the Consequence Management Interoperability Services (CMI – Services) project began.

2000/1: Responders provided requirements and assisted with analysis and testing.

2001: Project transitioned from DoD/USMC to FEMA eGov Disaster Management program; the name changed from CMI – Services to DMI – Services.

9/11/01: Responders asked for tools development first.

9/30/02: “Fast Track” tools were delivered.

2003: Focus shifted back to Interoperability Backbone for information sharing.

8/03: The first DMI-Services interface specification was published

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