Two years ago our team received a question from IOS International, an SME in Diepenbeek that develops and sells software products for asset and risk management. One of their products is a tool for defining emergency plans. These are documents that describe procedures to address emergencies and crises; such plans aim at restoring a normal situation as soon as possible and with a minimal number of casualties. IOS asked us how they could transform these rather static documents into more dynamic and actionable instruments.