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Communicating During an Emergency |
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Microlog’s expertise in emergency
telephone alert systems gives you one-to-many communications
capability in response to a planned or unplanned event. Messages
are urgently sent to a target audience based on geography or
other criteria. While many organizations are starting to use
the web as their primary communications tool:
- The telephone provides the more highly
available, widely installed form of communication.
- The Internet may not be available
during an emergency, people may not be logged in, or electricity
may be unavailable to operate computers.
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Our telephone alert systems deliver
outbound calls by geographic area or a demographic characteristic.
For example:
- Government may want to communicate
to specific zip codes or even specific industries, such
as commercial airlines, public utilities, or members of
the media.
- Private sector enterprises may want
to filter communications by title or role, business unit,
geography or a specific site.
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A Complete Solution |
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We provide comprehensive, reliable
voice communications solutions for emergency telephone alert
systems. At a moment’s notice, a recorded message is sent
to all telephone numbers in a selected area in an outbound calling
session. Voice mails can be left if a person is not available
when the call is sent out (through voicemail detect).
- Thousands of phone numbers can be
dialed within minutes.
- Communications over other types of
media can be sent in concert with the telephone, including
text messages to email addresses, cell phones, digital pagers
and TDD devices for the hearing impaired.
- Examples of organizations need direct
emergency communications:
- Healthcare
- Transportation and Utilities
- Legal services
- Environmental protection
- Education
- Crime fighting
- Hazardous material handling
- Public safety
- Fire fighting
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A Range of Application Solutions for Emergency
Communications |
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Whether you’re a government
agency with citizen communication responsibilities or a private
sector enterprise, your constituents assume you have the capability
to notify them in the event of an emergency. For example, alerts
may be sent in response to:
- Low thresholds, e.g., inventory levels
- Needs to mobilize emergency workers
or volunteers
- Chemical spills
- Fire sightings
- Crime reporting or missing persons
alerts
- Emergency maintenance
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Our solutions combine telephone-based
techniques with any other communication medium you deem appropriate,
such as email, fax, the web, or TDD devices for the hearing
impaired. Our solutions adapt to any situation that requires
rapid, clear direction.
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