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Imagine your loved one falls ill, and you rush them to the hospital, eager for answers and healing. You take the first available parking spot and make your way to the hospital entrance. It’s arguably one of the worst times…

Some time ago, Mike Jones*, IT manager for a residential school for deaf youth ages 8-22, was tasked with a seemingly easy but tricky assignment: broadcasting the presidential inauguration live, with closed captioning to all TVs on campus. Easier said…

With scads of applications in routine and emergency communications, mass notifications have the potential to enhance revenue, productivity, customer/employee engagement and safety. Mass notifications can also ease your staff’s workload and reduce risks to the people, property and profits under your…

You’re hard-pressed to communicate faster and better these days, but money’s TIGHT – maybe tighter than ever. With that in mind, we set out to cook up new automations that would be both easy to implement and easy on your…

State, local and tribal governments must spend CARES Act dollars by December 30 or lose that funding. Much of that funding, aimed to relieve the impact of the pandemic, hasn’t been spent. “The significant amount of funds left unspent suggests…

A few weeks ago, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) released Ten Essential Actions to Improve Student Safety, aimed at preventing and mitigating violence on school campuses. In this post, we sum up those 10 actions, linking to the full…