Integrating Disparate Mass Communication Technologies What if you could integrate all of the legacy intercom paging units in your school corporation to work seamlessly together in one app? Or, using that same app, activate one panic button to deploy critical messages to buildings across the entire district? How about viewing fire, lockdown or other emergency…
Integrating mass communication technologies for better, faster response. What happens when you have only moments to react and disseminate critical, emergency instructions to protect people and property under your care? And how do you reach multiple audiences instantly, bypassing distractions or communications barriers, with minimal delay or chance of human error? Robert Iocona — Chief…
When addressing a user community that is accustomed to the lengthy deployment cycles typical in a very large organization, it can be even more impactful to react swiftly with a meaningful solution. As a member of one of the largest Catholic not-for-profit healthcare groups in the country, this large healthcare system serves more than 50…
The Colorado School for the Deaf and the Blind (CSDB) was in need of an inclusive mass notification system. Layered Solutions worked with their team to develop a comprehensive visual and audible communication system to effectively reach all staff & students.
Company Overview Southern Ohio Medical Center (SOMC) is a 222-bed 501(C)(3) not-for-profit hospital in Portsmouth, Ohio, providing emergency and surgical care, as well as a wide range of healthcare services. Since 1954, it has been their mission to make a true difference in the lives of patients, employees, and the surrounding community. As a rural…
It’s not something anyone likes to talk about, but the reality is that strong organizations suffer a blow to their finances, operations, and reputation every day because they failed to prepare for safety/security threats — whether that’s crime, natural or man-made disasters, an employee or customer getting hurt on company property. News headlines are full…