Due to outdated processes, people have become desensitized by frequent and broad warnings. These inefficient approaches have led to overcommunication for incidents that don’t rise to the level of “emergency.” Read on to learn how Alertus’ innovative design can help proactively plan and better prepare for emergencies while decreasing the chances of alert fatigue.
Read MoreOur latest summer 2023 software release provides improvements and integrations to enhance your emergency management solutions and protect your community.
Read MoreThe Alertus team is offering live demonstrations of our suite of unified mass notification solutions at booth #3833 — be sure to check out our popular panic buttons this year!
Read MoreIn August, a shooting was reported at UNC-Chapel Hill which prompted university leadership to activate Alert Carolina sirens and emergency notifications to students and staff. UNC-Chapel Hill implemented the Alertus System for emergency activation and response in 2018.
Read MoreSafety technology for schools continues to evolve and the need for heightened security grows every day. Read on to learn more about our top picks for one-touch activation solutions for K-12 schools and who should use them.
Read MoreThroughout August, we shared multiple resources for how Alertus ensures everyone in your organization gets the right message at the right time.
Read MoreEmergencies can arise at any moment, so administrators must be prepared to develop and distribute critical notifications from wherever they are located. Read on to learn how organizations can help keep people informed by utilizing a mass notification system that provides flexibility to disseminate and cancel critical messages while away from a desk.
Read MoreIn this blog, Alertus’ National Sales Director of High Powered Audio, John Dorney discusses Alertus’ high-power audio solutions and how we can help organizations enhance emergency communications.
Read MoreIn this blog, Dr. Ben Brewer, Director of Product at Alertus Technologies, joins us to talk about what it means to scale your mass notification system and how to know when it’s time.
Read MoreMany states are working to increase funding for panic buttons, video surveillance, and other emergency notification systems to improve safety measures and provide peace of mind to staff, students, and families. Read on for more information on federal, state, and private school safety grants for mass notification solutions.
Read MoreAlertus provides seamless integrations with the goal of every customer achieving a single activation point for their mass notification systems. Read on to learn how we partner with several major vendors, integrators, and installers to make integrating your notification systems and devices effortless.
Read MoreAlertus Technologies is pleased to have hosted the Downtown Partnership of Baltimore (DPOB) and key business and civic leaders for the Downtown Safety Summit. The Downtown Partnership event was held yesterday at the Alertus Center for Intelligent Buildings, the IoT technology hub in downtown Baltimore designed for the safety and security industry.
Read MoreWorkplace violence can negatively impact employees, from psychological damage, temporary or permanent absence, productivity loss, property damage, and more. With violence in the workplace a growing concern, employers must take steps to reduce risks by taking preventative measures, identifying warning signs, and creating safe work environments.
Read MoreAs the end of Building Safety Month approaches, it’s essential to continue to stress the safety of the spaces where we all live, work, and play. Throughout May, we shared multiple resources for how Alertus can ensure everyone in your organization gets the right message at the right time, every time.
Read MoreSpring weather brings rain showers, warmer temperatures, and more extreme weather like tornados thunderstorms, and floods. Severe weather can cause significant workplace disruptions, so the best way to encounter flooding is to prepare, follow safety precautions, and be aware of hazards afterward.
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