Singlewire Software LLC
Singlewire’s mass alert software offers the only emergency notification system that reaches people on-premises and when they are mobile. InformaCast helps extend the reach of communications tools already in place, reducing costs and saving time.
With InformaCast alert software from Singlewire, we connect people when and where it matters. When an emergency occurs, our mass notification system helps keep people safe and informed, everywhere, every time. Protect what matters most with InformaCast, a mass notification system that sends audio, text and images to mobile and on-premises devices. It increases the speed, reach, and success rate of emergency notification communications to get critical information to the people that need it.
Singlewire Software LLC
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T: 07766 603768
Goose Green House
Clockhouse Lane West
TW20 8PE
Egham, Kent
United Kingdom
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INFORMACAST ENABLES FACILITY-WIDE EMERGENCY ALERTS FOR NB COATINGS
EMERGENCY ALERT CHALLENGESNB Coatings, in Chicago, Ill., manufactures paints and coatings that adhere to plastic car parts, such as bumpers, running boards, and side mirrors. The NB Coatings campus contains full production facilities for solvent and water-based paints, a quality control laboratory, an administrative office, and a small warehouse.
Former emergency alert procedures failed to reach everyone on the campus due to structural and technical challenges. The company needed a way to send notifications to multiple devices, so everyone would be aware when an emergency occurred.
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CENTRALIA COLLEGE LEVERAGES INFORMACAST FUSION FOR CAMPUS ALERTS
ENHANCING CAMPUS SAFETY AND COMMUNICATIONThreats to college campuses have administrators looking for solutions to keep students and staff safe. At Centralia College in Centralia, Wash., outdated phones, and four disparate alert systems meant communication was cumbersome during an emergency. With help from Ednetics, Centralia College updated its phone system to VOIP and implemented InformaCast Fusion throughout its campus to send mass notifications with critical safety information, eliminating the need for its other systems, and greatly increasing the speed and reach of its emergency messages.
