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Every 60 seconds a heart attack victim goes without CPR, his chances of survival decrease by 10 percent. Every 15 seconds an active shooter has unrestricted access to people and can potentially claim another victim. When seconds count, the 911inform service can save a life. Continue reading
Every 60 seconds a heart attack victim goes without CPR, his chances of survival decrease by 10 percent. Every 15 seconds an active shooter has unrestricted access to people and can potentially claim another victim. When seconds count, the 911inform service can save a life. Continue reading
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. Continue reading
People use their cell phones and mobile devices more than ever and depend on strong cellular reception in their homes and offices. However, sprawling, large-scale buildings made from concrete, brick, metal, and coated glass can block even the strongest cellular signals.
Pew Research found that up to 70% of mobile traffic occurs indoors and 72% of cell users experience dropped calls. Continue reading
Yes, First Responders are using their mobile phones on more service calls these days, but radio communications within their dedicated public safety spectrum is where they turn first to stay connected.
During an emergency it is crucial that your building can support these radio communications for First Responders, such as the police and the fire department. Continue reading
Yes, First Responders are using their mobile phones on more service calls these days, but radio communications within their dedicated public safety spectrum is where they turn first to stay connected.
During an emergency it is crucial that your building can support these radio communications for First Responders, such as the police and the fire department. Continue reading
