by Chimé Richardson | Sep 18, 2019 | Campus Safety, School Safety
The recent news of a shooting in El Paso shows that mass shootings and gun violence still remain a problem in America. The youngest victim was 15 years old, a sophomore in high school. While news of mass shootings are abhorrent, they’re especially heartbreaking when...
by 911Cellular | Jul 2, 2019 | Campus Safety, Hospital Safety, Public Safety, School Safety, Workplace Safety
In this Feature Focus, we will dip our toes into the vast ocean of indoor positioning system technology, and why 911Cellular’s HIPS (Hyper-Accurate Indoor Positioning System) is transforming the emergency communications landscape. What is IPS? Within the realm...
by 911Cellular | Jun 3, 2019 | Campus Safety, Hospital Safety, School Safety, Workplace Safety
Today we begin a new series, Feature Focus, which will highlight a key piece of the comprehensive 911Cellular emergency communications system. In this Feature Focus, we take a closer look at Emergency Response Team. Within the diverse 911Cellular system of emergency...
by 911Cellular | Mar 21, 2019 | Campus Safety, Hospital Safety, Mass Notification System, Public Safety, School Safety
The last two years were quite stressful for large portions of the United States living in areas prone to natural disasters and severe weather. In 2018, the US incurred a record high of $33.79 billion in damages due to 15 storms, eight hurricanes and two major...
by 911Cellular | Feb 25, 2019 | Campus Safety, Hospital Safety, School Safety, Workplace Safety
What is geofencing? Geofencing has become a popular term and buzzword in recent years that carries with it a variety of applications in many markets. Aside from geofencing being used for marketing purposes and in the business to consumer realm, proper use of...
by 911Cellular | Dec 13, 2018 | School Safety, Uncategorized
According to a study from the US Naval Postgraduate School, 2018 was a particularly bad year for K-12 school gun violence. There were 94 K-12 school gun violence incidents this year, the most since 1970 (which is where the data starts). In 2006, there were 59 (the...
