Top Public Safety and Emergency Communications Trends in 2020
Rave Mobile Safety CEO Todd Piett shares what he believes will be the biggest public safety and emergency communications trends in the coming year.
Rave Mobile Safety CEO Todd Piett shares what he believes will be the biggest public safety and emergency communications trends in the coming year.
The LiveSafe platform delivers community-sourced communications between employees and security departments and other risk management entities.
ESRM Communications is a leading full-service provider and installer of elevator phones and elevator camera systems across Florida.
The Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) is projected to be a key market driver for MNS solutions.
AT&T’s plan to design and build FirstNet, a dedicated public safety broadband network, received the thumbs up from all 50 states and Washington D.C.
DHS and NYPD tested two new technologies that might one day be utilized to overcome wireless dead spots and service congestion.
City officials have issued an RFP for its Next Generation 911 project, while installing interim text-to-911 capabilities slated to go live in early 2018.
The n.FORM system is said to allow for almost unlimited zoning capabilities within and across facilities.
Ensure end users heed appropriate mass notification system (MNS) message practices.
Get answers to questions on how to guide conversations about retrofitting existing fire alarm panels with mass notification capabilities.
This next installment of the SSI Industry Hall of Fame Webcast Series features Jim Henry, executive vice president of corporate development for Securitas Electronic Security.
The new IEEE 802.3bt standard increases the maximum PoE power available mainly by utilizing all four pairs of the structured wiring.
