The Critical Nature of Emergency Communications and Mass Notification Solutions in Your Organization

Nov. 20, 2024
Join us for an insightful webinar that uncovers the vital importance of effective communication in crises, showcasing cutting-edge technologies and best practices that can transform your organization’s emergency response strategy.

November 20, 2024
1:00 PM ET / 12:00 PM CT / 10:00 AM PT / 6:00 PM GMT  

Duration: 1 hour
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Summary

This web event will explore the pivotal role of effective communication in crises. In emergencies, rapid and reliable communication is paramount for ensuring the safety and well-being of individuals within an organization. Our experts will explore the latest trends, technologies, and best practices in emergency communications and mass notification systems and discuss the integration of cutting-edge solutions, such as mobile alerts, geospatial targeting, and multimedia messaging, to enhance the speed and reach of emergency communications. This webinar offers valuable insights to optimize your organization's emergency communication strategy for safety officers, facility managers, or security and safety decision-makers.
  
Discussion Points:

 
Importance of Emergency Communication Systems 

  • Why rapid, reliable communication is crucial during crises. 
  • Impact of effective communication on minimizing harm and disruptions. 

Latest Trends in Emergency Communication Technologies 

  • Mobile alerts, geospatial targeting, and multimedia messaging. 
  • How AI and automation are improving message delivery and response times. 

Best Practices for Mass Notification Implementation 

  • Strategies for selecting and integrating the right system for your organization. 
  • Case studies demonstrating successful deployment and lessons learned. 

Challenges in Emergency Communications 

  • Overcoming system downtime, misinformation, and communication bottlenecks. 
  • Addressing inclusivity: multilingual messaging and accessibility for all. 

Collaboration Between Security, Facilities, and Leadership 

  • How cross-department coordination strengthens response capabilities. 
  • The role of leadership in driving continuous improvement and preparedness. 

Speakers

Jarod Stockdale CPP, PSP, RCDD, CFI

 


Jarod is a Sr. Project Manager & Security Consultant at Faith Group, LLC. Across his 24 years of work in the private security sector, he has gained vast and diverse experience leading teams in the design, engineering, and installation of complex integrated physical security and network systems, along with providing security consulting and threat & vulnerability assessments. Jarod has been involved in many successful projects across healthcare, higher education, manufacturing, data center, aviation, transportation, and commercial markets. He is highly knowledgeable in a variety of systems integrations and platforms. Jarod has led teams in the private security sector and developed successful public/private partnering programs with law enforcement agencies and task forces across the country. He has volunteered as part of the Physical Security Council of ASIS international and is a trained emergency volunteer with FEMA. Jarod’s certified as a Certified Protection Professional (CPP), Physical Security Professional (PSP), BICSI Registered Communications Distribution Designer (RCDD), and a Certified Forensic Interviewer (CFI).

Tony Babicz
Director of Sales - The Americas
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Tony Babicz is a seasoned communication specialist with over 15 years of experience in integrating advanced communication platforms into security and operational settings. With a strong focus on enhancing situational and operational awareness, Tony advocates for the use of real-time visual and audio notifications at critical transaction points, ensuring that individuals are informed and empowered to perform their roles safely and efficiently.

Tony has spearheaded initiatives that improve compliance and safety by leveraging integrated, automated notification systems that streamline workflow without requiring human intervention. He believes that technology designed for emergency situations should also be incorporated into daily operations to increase familiarity and improve performance over time.

With a background in computer science, Tony combines technical expertise with practical insights into critical communication, working to create seamless, proactive solutions for today’s complex security and operational challenges.

Mark Franken
VP of Marketing
Omnilert
 
As the Vice President of Marketing at Omnilert, Mark is passionate about expanding the understanding and use of new AI technology that proactively helps detect guns and protects from active shooters. Prior to Omnilert, Mark spent 6 years promoting AI and Edge technologies for improving safety, reducing energy use and improving efficiencies in manufacturing, and 15 years in IoT software and enabling hardware companies.

Moderator: Steve Lasky
Editorial Director
SecurityInfoWatch.com

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