Only for people in your Organization
Fire Departments, Police, Search and Rescue and other Emergency Response Organizations, need to quickly and effectively respond to emergency situations.
For many years, one-way pagers were ideal to quickly deliver emergency messages to groups of
Only for people in your Organization
Fire Departments, Police, Search and Rescue and other Emergency Response Organizations, need to quickly and effectively respond to emergency situations.
For many years, one-way pagers were ideal to quickly deliver emergency messages to groups of responders. One-way paging companies had in place large networks of paging transmitters to simultaneously broadcast emergency messages in a city, county, state and country-wide.
After the smartphone arrived, two-way messaging capability pushed away the one-way pager from the hands of the consumer and thus, from corporate users. However, the question that remains today is: Can we trust the cellular networks, as much as we trusted the paging networks, to deliver emergency messages to first responders, especially in emergency situations like natural disasters?
As with cellular towers, paging towers were also in the path of tornados, hurricanes, earthquakes, floods, fires, etc. Today, cellular companies have to maintain a highly reliable service for millions of cellular users for voice and data communications. Cellular towers have redundant transmitters and power plan