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Assessing Gaps in School Emergency Communication

When a tragedy strikes, schools cannot afford to delay notifying 9-1-1 and others on-site. With five (5) key stakeholders all needing information, not everyone requires the same information simultaneously. 
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Are You Compromising Safety? Choosing Familiarity vs Effectiveness

Does your "good enough" critical communication system help your call takers and dispatchers spring into action with ease or slow them down? A hard-to-use interface slows the ability to respond and mobilize emergency resources quickly. To create a seamless transition, Rave developers created an easy five (5)-step process for making the switch to Rave Alert easy, cost-effective and faster.
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Building an Effective Enterprise Alert System

Corporations in all industries need a reliable way to communicate with their employees and stakeholders in all situations, from daily operations to crises. To develop an effective enterprise alert system, businesses must choose tools and features that meet the needs of their managers, employees and stakeholders. Building an enterprise alert system requires analyzing communication requirements,
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Top Employee Safety Considerations for Utility Providers

Utility companies must do everything in their power to prepare for emergencies. Unplanned outages and service disruptions cause cascading issues for residents and local organizations, and there are financial repercussions as well: lost revenue and potential fines from government agencies.

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