Even experts on MNEC lack knowledge of code standards. This five-question quiz can help gauge your Mass Notification System readiness.
This year’s EDUCAUSE will feature a seminar called “Best Practices in Emergency Mass Notification.”
Jamie Underwood of Alertus writes an article on NFPA 72, detailing how colleges should review the Fire Alarm & Signaling Code and apply technologies accordingly.
Physical security information management (PSIM) and facial recognition technology will soon rely on social media to help improve safety and security.
Analysis of current mass notification trends and how two-way listing, analog-to-digital and other factors will impact the future of MNEC.
Emergency notification expert Jamie Underwood covers 4 key tips when picking a notification system for your college, including integration, notification coverage, alerting and notifying, and code compliance
When the Anna Local Schools found themselves faced with a bomb threat, having a mass messaging system was key to calming fears and reigning in help from the student body to try to catch the offender.
With mass notification technology on the rise, colleges have new ways to use their communication tools beyond typical crisis functions.
Using AtHoc Emergency Mass Notification Software, Texas A&M has the ability to integrate its mass notification systems and alert staff and students across 11 platforms. Most alerts can be sent out in minutes.
Fire-Lite Alarms by Honeywell announced a new iPad app that works with the company’s Emergency Command Center (ECC) mass notification system. The App is free and is available at the Apple iTunes Store. A video can also be found on YouTube. The ECC mass notification system can be integrated with any existing fire alarm system.
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