Michael Segura

We all know that in today's threat-conscious world, communication is more than a convenience. To protect their organizations and the public in the event of a natural disaster, terrorist strike, or other significant threat, businesses and governments have been forced to reassess their ability to monitor events, notify key constituencies, and provide accurate and relevant information. But creating a reliable warning and communication system has been a challenge. As we learned during both the 9-11 attacks and the Eastern Seaboard blackouts, when both cell phones and LAN lines were largely unavailable, traditional wired and wireless systems are highly vulnerable to both natural and man-made calamities. These events underscored for all of us the need for a more reliable emergency event infrastructure. Anywhere, Anytime Emergency NotificationNow a new convergence of techn... (more)