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Your organization may already have a disaster recovery plan in place for dealing with adverse events that would otherwise knock your IT systems offline and severely disrupt business operations. But are you equipped with the right communications tools to spread the word about such events?
Headlines bombard us with a continuous flow of real and imagined bad news, offering a stark reminder of the need to prepare for worst-case scenarios that could put lives and property at risk.
Your organization may already have a disaster recovery plan in place for dealing with adverse events that would otherwise knock your IT systems offline and severely disrupt business operations. But are you equipped with the right communications tools to spread the word about such events?
Every 60 seconds a heart attack victim goes without CPR, chances of survival decrease by 10 percent. Every 15 seconds an active shooter has unrestricted access to people, he can claim another victim. When it only takes a second… the 911 INFORM service, implemented by MABC, can save a life.
Your organization may already have a disaster recovery plan in place for dealing with adverse events that would otherwise knock your IT systems offline and severely disrupt business operations. But are you equipped with the right communications tools to spread the word about such events?
Communications and networking technologies help students, teachers and staff stay connected. MABC specializes in the technology that helps the region’s schools keep pace with flexible learning, administrative demands, campus expansion, and a growing student population.
Recent headlines are a stark reminder of the need to prepare for worst-case scenarios that could put lives and property at risk.
Your organization may already have a disaster recovery plan in place for dealing with adverse events that would otherwise knock your IT systems offline and severely disrupt business operations. But are you equipped with the right communications tools to spread the word about such events?
Alyssa’s Law in New Jersey has emerged as a national model to address the issue of law enforcement response time and how schools manage campus security when a life-threatening emergency occurs.
Smart phones and other mobile devices are everywhere. At home, many of us have disconnected our landlines. At work, they are the device of choice in many professional settings.
Your employees are your company’s greatest asset and must be protected regardless of location, time zones, and shifts. Protecting your employees in an emergency is also essential for business continuity.
When you consider that a high percentage of 9-1-1 calls are placed using cell phones indoors, it becomes readily apparent that in-building cellular coverage is a public safety concern.
Recent events are a stark reminder of the need to prepare for worst-case scenarios that could put lives and property at risk.
Recent news like the mosque attacks in New Zealand is a sad reminder that we need to prepare for the unthinkable.
When tornadoes hit the Richmond area last September, local authorities credited Wireless Emergency Alerts on smartphones and continuous storm coverage on local television for quickly getting the word out to the public.