Enhance Front Desk Defense with a Mass Notification System

Because front desk employees serve as an organization’s first line of defense, they should be prepared to quickly identify and respond to emergencies or suspicious activity. To strengthen security, organizations should consider installing a mass notification system that can be activated or used to alert appropriate parties directly and discreetly from the front desk.

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Kara Stamets
Four Steps to Better Your Organization’s Emergency Notification

From incidents of violence to unpredictable weather threats, implementing a mass notification system can help keep everyone safe during an emergency. However, ensuring those tools can communicate effectively is essential. Read on to discover four steps that can help improve your emergency notification and ensure you’re effectively reaching everyone, everywhere, when needed.

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Kat Wilkerson
Support Mental Health in the Workplace with Mass Notification

October 10 is World Mental Health Day, which the World Health Organization has established to highlight the critical connection between mental health and work. Organizations should continually assess and improve their working conditions, safety operations, and mass notification systems to demonstrate care for workers' well-being and mental health.

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Kara Stamets
Three Ways Houses of Worship Can Prepare for Emergencies

Houses of worship face growing security threats and a unique balancing act: increase safety for their congregations while offering a warm, welcoming space. Security managers can use a mass notification system (MNS) as an important tool to prevent or mitigate violence within these vulnerable communities. This blog will discuss three ways houses of worship can prepare for emergencies.

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Kara Stamets
Mass Notification Considerations for College Campuses During Protests

University and college campuses saw an uptick in protests, demonstrations, and large gatherings this spring, some of which escalated and led to suspensions and confrontations with police. As we look toward the fall semester, maintaining order while allowing student groups to protest peacefully is paramount to ensuring the security and well-being of the campus community.

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Kara Stamets