To kick off National Preparedness Month, we spoke to Gil Zavlodaver, Director of Professional Services at Alertus and an emergency preparedness expert, to learn more about how organizations can better prepare for natural disasters and emergencies.
Read MoreLightning strikes cause business continuity issues and are hazardous for those who work off-site or are traveling to and from work. In this post, we outline three key steps organizations can take while preparing for lightning storms that may cause power outages and harm.
Read MoreThe Alertus Summer Release includes new features and integrations to help you maintain optimal emergency preparedness.
Read MoreWe recently spoke to Des Moines Public Schools (DMPS) Network Specialist Lisa Simpson, and Facilities Services Director James Wilkerson, to learn how DMPS is leveraging the Alertus System across their school system.
Read MoreThis expert Q&A explains how an organization — regardless of industry or market sector — can enhance its emergency communications by leveraging all available notification modalities to achieve optimal readiness.
Read MoreRedundant Activation Methods with your Distributed Recipient Mass Notification System (DRMNS) technology offers powerful alerting and activation capabilities under normal circumstances, but it’s critical to have another reliable front-end activation method so you can ensure everyone gets important notifications – even if the internet is down.
Read MoreAlertus works with a number of nonprofit organizations to provide audible/visual alerting solutions. Chesapeake Church, a vibrant congregation based in Calvert County, Maryland, decided they needed an extra layer of security for their congregation. We spoke with Chesapeake Church to learn more about their need for an MNS.
Read MoreOrganizations are required to meet ADA compliance, and selecting a unified mass notification system is key to providing a safe and inclusive establishment. This blog will cover the importance of ADA compliance, describe what types of organizations must adhere to the law, and explain how Alertus can help.
Read MoreIs your campus prepared for an assault, active shooter, arson, or another emergency? Alertus Technologies’ unified facility notification system is compliant with many mass notification codes and mandates, including the Clery Act. In this blog, we review the three requirements of the Clery Act and how your mass notification system (MNS) should support your institution in fulfilling compliance.
Read MoreThe Alertus Mass Notification System offers a variety of industry-leading emergency notification products to help you reach everyone in the event of an emergency or for routine communications. Tiffany Bates, Alertus’ Director of Healthcare Sales, answered three questions about the importance of emergency notification systems within the healthcare industry.
Read MoreUnderstanding potential threats and implementing an emergency preparedness plan helps organizations stay vigilant in the wake of a crisis and protect their personnel to ensure reliable risk management and business continuity.
Read MoreThe 2022 Alertus Winter Software Release is now available for download! So, what can you expect from Alertus’ newest software release? We break down some of the major highlights.
Read MoreAmanda is the Vice President of Channels and Product at Alertus and has an extensive background in sales and Alertus product integration. Throughout her career, Amanda has gained expertise in streamlining partners’ emergency communication and response procedures through the utilization of Alertus’ industry-leading integration capabilities.
Read MoreIs your organization capable of quickly notifying personnel during a time-sensitive emergency? See how organizations across all industries have found success in Alertus’ customizable suite of mass notification solutions.
Read MoreGil is the Director of Professional Services at Alertus, and has over eleven years of experience working in the public and private sector. Throughout his career, Gil has gained expertise in emergency preparedness and education, mitigation, response, recovery, plan development, and grant administration.
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