This document discusses how InformaCast emergency notification software can help organizations send alerts to large numbers of devices during emergencies. It provides examples of clients that have used InformaCast for various emergency notification needs, including evacuating a federal building on 9/11, notifying employees during an ammonia leak, and automating lockdown procedures in a school. The document also outlines some of InformaCast's key capabilities like emergency group notifications, geofencing alerts, and integration with video security and conference calling systems to facilitate emergency response. Overall, the document promotes InformaCast as an effective mass notification solution for different types of organizations to protect people during emergencies.

1. When Seconds Count: IP Paging and Emergency Notification

2. Safety is Top of Mind

3. o Leaders from a US Federal agency contacted us after they were unable to evacuate
their people during the September 11th attacks
o They needed a solution that would be easy to use and could send text/audio broadcasts
to 4200 Cisco phones at once
o InformaCast was the solution in 2002. The agency became our first
client and is still a client today, along with 6000+ others worldwide
Singlewire Can Help You Protect You

4. o Building Evacuation/Lockdown
o 911 Internal Alerting
o Automated Weather Alerting
o Panic Button Systems
o Paging
Notifications: Emergencies & More

5. InformaCast + Cisco = Safety

6. Demo - Emergency Group
#alert to 608-260-7512

7. Ice cream manufacturing company with over 2,500 employees
Ammonia leak detection system was inadequate, causing a major health hazard
Integrated InformaCast with the ammonia sensors at their plants
Alerts all employees in the plant to evacuate if airborne ammonia levels get too high
Manufacturing Use Case

8. Northcentral Technical College in Wausau, WI
Digital displays in hallways show schedules for rooms and which are busy with people
In an active shooter scenario, there was no way to turn all screens off in mass quickly
InformaCast automates the lockdown process
Including communication to staff, students, and digital sign boards
Higher Education Use Case

9. Hospital & Rehabilitation Center: An 870-bed, skilled nursing facility
Didn’t have a system in place to safely interact with wandering at risk
patients
Integrated with Stanley Healthcare RFID system to track location of
patients
When a wander risk patient leaves a designated area, the recorded voice
of the patient’s loved one is played over the speaker.
Laguna Honda Hospital

10. 17,000 phones, 200 Speakers, 80,000 Email, 75,000 SMS
Did not have a single pane of glass solution
Took 10-12 minutes to send a message
After implementing InformaCast it takes less than
2 minutes to send and receive a message
University of Florida

11. Geolocation
o Select a point on the map
o Specify the radius
o Only those users in circle will
receive the notification!

12. = Comprehensive incident management+
o Automatically opens a Spark room
o Whole security team is instantly connected to respond
o Automatically posts video and audio content from physical security devices
o One button to group conference for live discussion of situation
info.singlewire.com/spark
Cisco Spark Integration

13. Collaboration Groups: Conference
Call
Distribution Lists
o Choose a distribution list or
individuals to automatically join
the conference call
o Attendees also receive invites
that are easily forwarded via
SMS and email
o Conference call can include up
to 40 participants
Example: Notify 1,000 people of an event, automatically bring up
to 40 people into a conference call related to the event.

16. Pat Scheckel
SVP, Marketing
608.661.1147

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