Healthcare workers and epidemiologists lack real-time disease outbreak tracking and containment coordination tools

During the Congo Ebola outbreak (6,000+ cases), medical professionals and public health officials struggle to rapidly track case progression, coordinate containment efforts across regions, and communicate critical information to prevent exponential spread. Current systems fail to provide integrated real-time dashboards, predictive modeling, and cross-border coordination capabilities needed to contain hemorrhagic fever outbreaks before they become uncontrollable.