Accomplishing in minutes what manual call-trees and global paging systems take hours to perform, our system (INS) contacts persons by any telecommunication technology (GPRS, Voice, Fax, Email, Pager, Sms, Sat etc.) delivers incident-specific information; confirms message receipt through message response; and prints/faxes comprehensive reports detailing call-out results.
Your choice of emergency notification solution can mean the gateway or the bottleneck to successful call-out missions, response team deployment and community policing efforts. Our solutions will be used by business, industry and government operations, INS powerful notification system increases the speed and efficiency of today's complex call-out procedures, freeing key personnel to focus on the critical situation at hand. Most importantly, the use of advanced communications technology virtually eliminates the risk of human error and significantly reduces legal vulnerability.
Our High-speed notification system (INS) is proven communications technology for alerting emergency response teams and communities-at-risk. Fast and efficient, our systems contacts persons by sending written instructions to their mobile phone; delivers incident-specific information or life-saving instruction; confirms message receipt through message response; and prints/faxes comprehensive reports detailing notification results. Uses include weather, HAZMAT incidents, utility outages, evacuations and community policing.
From emergency management to large corporations to the military, our Emergency notification Solutions are proven to excel in such situations as hazardous materials incidents, inclement weather and terrorism threats. Moreover, ensures round-the-clock readiness for any notification need, including routine internal and external communications, community policing efforts and bulletin board postings.
In our Emergency Notification System (INS), all features are a direct result from working closely with hands-on system users as well as product enhancement request forms and users group meetings throughout the years.