How Mass Notification Came to Be What It Is TodayFrom the legendary midnight ride of Paul Revere to the modern-day severe weather text alert, mass notification methods have transformed throughout the years.
It’s the responsibility of businesses to protect and communicate with their employees during emergencies.
Not Just “Part of the Job”Healthcare makes up just 9 percent of the overall U.S. workforce—but experiences nearly as many violent injuries as all other industries combined. And the rate of violence is rising.
Measuring the Impact of the 911 SMS Service Designed to Save LivesYour #1 goal in emergency response is to save lives, and to help you in that mission, there are often costs associated with acquiring the right technology.
As part of the 2015 School Safety Act, every public school student, faculty and staff member is protected by Rave Panic Button in Arkansas for a faster response to active shooter and other emergency situations.
A survey of hundreds of Student Government Association members from colleges and universities across the country demonstrated how college students perceive safety on campus from who they would call in an emergency to the safety measures t
The purpose of this infographic is to demonstrate 9-1-1 coverage around the United States. The number of PSAPs needed in a given region is driven by area covered and population covered.
This infographic highlights how Smart911 and Rave Panic Button have provided individuals safety enhancements across the entire state of Michigan.
This infographic highlights the importance of indoor location; how obtaining an accurate location for an emergency incident is critical to a fast and effective response.
This infographic highlights the sexual violence problem on campuses across the country. Education about, and awareness of, sexual violence is essential. Making our campuses safe for all students should be a priority.
This infographic highlights the active shooter incidents in the U.S. It illustrates data from a report prepared by Texas State University and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, U.S. Department of Justice, Washington, D.C., 2014.
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