A medical trauma is always urgent—that’s why government agencies and medical associations have established regional trauma systems across the nation. Find out how one of those systems, Southwest Texas Regional Advisory Council (STRAC), and its 53 member hospitals save lives and streamline operations with intelligent, rapid, two-way notification and response.
The modern campus is a community of people on the move, and getting a message to all of them when danger threatens is no small feat. Watch and learn how administrators at the University of Pennsylvania use notification technology to alert faculty, staff, students and guests when an urgent message must be delivered.
In the wake of the Virginia Tech campus shooting that left many people dead or injured, universities and colleges reexamined emergency planning and response plans to improve communication and keep their communities safe. Drexel University was no exception, and now uses Intelligent Notification to alert the University community and help responders quickly manage incidents.
Severe weather is the number-one cause of business disruption and often strikes without warning. That's why hundreds of companies worldwide rely on the meteorologists at ImpactWeather to provide advance warning of weather threats. Watch an see how Intelligent Notification from MIR3 helps ImpactWeather deliver precise, up-to-the minute information so clients can act fast to protect their businesses.
When thousands of spectators flocked to Vancouver, British Columbia for the 2010 Winter Olympic Games, BC Hydro, the third largest electric utility in Canada and the electric utility responsible for powering the Games, was prepared. Find out how they bolstered security communication and ensured important message delivery across the organization using Intelligent Notification technology.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has a worldwide workforce and a network of state and city health agencies, hospitals, laboratories, clinics and other organizations, all focused on averting preventable disease, injury and death. Find out how the CDC uses Intelligent Notification for global health alerting and to streamline communications with agencies and partners.
Universities around the country have been beefing up security since the Virginia Tech shooting of 2007 and finding ways to reach widespread campus residents when there is an important message to deliver. This CNN clip shows how some institutions are using Intelligent Notification to protect the lives of students, staff, faculty and visitors on campus.
How do you protect people from violent rampages, shootings and other threats? In this Fox News clip, Geraldo Rivera discusses emergency preparedness and how Intelligent Notification can be a key part of alerting a wide variety of people, no matter where they are and no matter what type of device they have at hand.
A campus population is always on the move, with students, staff, faculty and guests scattered widely. This CNN segment addresses the unique challenges presented when a campus community is threatened and shows how Intelligent Notification technology can reliably deliver important messages to campus denizens at any time and any place.
Whether it’s an earthquake, brushfire or a shooting at the workplace or on campus, there’s an urgent need to communicate with everyone who might be a potential victim. In this 10 News segment, Intelligent Notification is explored as an effective and reliable way of alert people to act quickly when danger threatens.
In an interview with bizSanDiego, Amir Moussavian, CEO of MIR3, discusses Intelligent Notification technology and how it is being used to save lives and property. He demonstrates the product in action, explaining how important message delivery can save lives and property and streamline business processes by sharing real-life examples.
