FAST, SECURE, INTER-AGENCY EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION FOR FIRST RESPONDERS, PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICIALS AND MILITARY PERSONNEL
MIR3 in™GovAlert™ Intelligent Notification™ addresses the communication requirements and application environments of government organizations and empowers First Responders to send high-speed emergency communications to and from any device – anywhere, anytime.
MIR3 INGOVALERT – FAST, SECURE INTER-AGENCY EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION SYSTEM
When city, county and federal government agencies are called into action during emergencies, timely response is critical. When lives are at stake, good decision making depends on the ability to communicate and coordinate quickly and efficiently across the various agencies and communities. During a crisis, First Responders become gatekeepers of information; their tools for acquiring, filtering and disseminating data can contribute to the success or failure of actions in the field.
inGovAlert incorporates the robust features and capabilities that emergency situations demand. The easy-to-use interface has been specifically tailored to the hierarchical departmental structure of government and military organizations.
THE SOLUTION OF CHOICE FOR FIRST RESPONDERS, PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICIALS AND MILITARY PERSONNEL
inGovAlert exceeds Homeland Security specifications for an emergency communication solution and provides a proven and secure technology to organizations with GSA-schedule purchasing requirements. Additionally, inGovAlert can be deployed to address the multipurpose daily communication needs of diverse departments and agencies.
inGovAlert’s role-based access control platform is founded on users’ classification and security attributes. You define exactly what information and actions are available to which individuals within your organization. And, inGovAlert is compatible with all leading OS platforms, enterprise databases, GIS databases, computer-aided dispatch (CAD) systems and communication devices for rapid development and deployment. Common inGovAlert uses include:
- Government/Municipalities – Alerting First Responders for fast, efficient notification for coordinated action within and across agencies
- Homeland Security groups – Mobilizing and communicating with response teams
- Police agencies – Notifying citizens of public safety and time-sensitive information
- Military – Mobilizing and recalling troops
BENEFITS AND VALUE TO GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
- Incident management
- Message delivery in recipient’s language and dialect
- Available as hosted and enterprise deliverable product behind organization firewall
- Unlimited devices for each user
- Secure, rapid-deploy architecture
- Streamlined administration
- Intuitive interface
PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS
- Enterprise Access Control™
- Secure environment with password protection and recipient PIN validation
- User interface tailored to the language and hierarchy of government organizations
- Timely delivery of urgent communications across landlines, satellite and mobile phones, email, pagers, SMS, PDAs and fax
- One-touch automatic call bridging into call centers, emergency lines and conference calls
- Recorded voice and text-to-speech messaging
- Real-time confirmation, response verification and detailed reports
- Flexible notification methods including broadcast, call-out, and first response
inGovAlert Data Sheet
MIR3 inGovAlert addresses the communication requirements and application environments of government organizations and empowers first responders to send high-speed emergency communications to and from any device - anywhere, anytime.
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA CONTACTS OVER 53,000 PEOPLE IN RECORD TIME WITH MIR3'S MASS NOTIFICATION AND RESPONSE PLATFORM
November 4, 2009
MIR3 announced that in the past week its platform, in use by the University of Pennsylvania for its UPennAlert Emergency Notification System, had undergone an annual campus-wide test by the University's Division of Public Safety. This safety drill was conducted to ensure that all campus constituents—some 53,000 students, faculty and staff—continue to be notified with critical, accurate information in the event of any emergency.