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Emergency Notification Apps For BlackBerry Smartphones
Orlando FL (SPX) Oct 29, 2008 Rave Wireless has announced deeper product integration between Rave's award-winning safety applications and the BlackBerry wireless solution from Research In Motion (RIM). Rave Wireless, which is now experiencing demand for its campus safety applications from other vertical markets such as government and utilities, will benefit from the global use of BlackBerry smartphones, and will work with RIM's sales groups to market Rave Wireless' solutions within higher education and other vertical markets. Marketing efforts will kick off this week at the EDUCAUSE Annual Conference, where more than 4,000 information technology leaders from colleges and universities are gathered. Rave Wireless is a market leader in providing mobile safety applications to higher education, with a long list of college and university clients nationwide including American University, Colorado State University, Duke University, Fairleigh Dickinson University, Indiana State University, Quinnipiac University, University of Kansas, University of Louisville, University of South Florida, and many more. Many institutions have recently switched to the company's Rave Alert emergency notification system for its superior performance and reliability, while others institutions such as the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill have recently launched the Rave Guardian personal mobile alarm. BlackBerry smartphone users and Rave customers will benefit most from the deeper product integration between Rave's applications and the BlackBerry platform including: + The ability for organizations to use the Rave Alert system to send emergency notifications to BlackBerry smartphone users via PIN messaging. A PIN uniquely identifies BlackBerry smartphones on the wireless network. By sending alerts via PIN message, administrators can track who has received and opened the messages. This new delivery mode will join text messaging, email, RSS and recorded voice messages as ways to send notifications through Rave Alert, further increasing broadcast alert deliverability and accountability. + The ability for police officers and other first responders to monitor Rave Guardian personal mobile alarm cases on their BlackBerry smartphones. Rave Guardian is a phone-accessed application that can be armed, and when triggered, automatically sends the user's picture, mobile number and personal information to campus police. Rave Guardian works on any cell phone from any provider in the U.S., and in many cases can even display the user's GPS location on a map for campus police or other first responders to provide assistance more quickly. Soon, police officers will be able to access Rave Guardian cases via their BlackBerry smartphones, enabling faster and more effective incident response in a variety of time-sensitive situations. Related Links Rave Wireless GPS Applications, Technology and Suppliers
ESRI Honors GIS Innovators In Health And Human Services
Redlands CA (SPX) Oct 29, 2008Individuals and organizations that promote the use of geographic information system (GIS) technology in health and human services recently received recognition from ESRI for their contributions. |
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