Case Studies
Many of the world’s largest and most sophisticated organizations rely on the Everbridge incident notification system for routine and emergency communications. Read case studies about how Everbridge customers use the Everbridge incident notification system to communicate reliably and efficiently within and outside their organizations.
Corporate
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Salesforce.com, the worldwide leader in Software-as-a-Service and Platform-as-a-Service, has revolutionized the way that its 43,600 customers around the globe manage and share business information over the Internet. Read how salesforce.com used Everbridge mass notification system to quickly and efficiently reach their workforce during the wildfires in Southern California and a facility emergency in New York. Read the salesforce.com case study>> |
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AirTran Airways, ranked number one in the 2008 Airline Quality Rating study, is one of the nation’s largest low-cost scheduled airlines. AirTran Airways now reaches thousands of people to dispatch information about on-time performance, weather, delays, crew scheduling, and maintenance with just a few simple steps. Find out how AirTran Airways saves time and keeps performance metrics high with Everbridge mass notification system. Read the AirTran Airways case study>> |
Financial Services
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Bank of Hawaii's Ray Trombley and Scott Sugai are responsible for execution and maintenance of the Bank of Hawaii's companywide business continuity program, which includes preparing for the H1N1 flu outbreak and battling natural disasters. Read the Bank of Hawaii expert insight>> |
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Kentucky Farm Bureau's corporate contingency manager, Dean Gardenhire, is responsible for keeping the insurance provider operational during natural disasters, severe weather, and other incidents while ensuring the well-being of its employees in offices across 120 counties. Read the Kentucky Farm Bureau expert insight>> |
Higher Education
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The University of Alaska Anchorage (UAA) Police Department is responsible for providing a safe campus environment for faculty, students, and staff and regularly responds to a variety of emergencies ranging from intoxicated students to traffic issues to gas leaks and hazardous spills. Learn how UAA overcame challenges in connecting with key staff members and notifying faculty and students in different buildings during campus emergencies using Everbridge mass notification system. Read the UAA case study>> |
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The California Lutheran University has a campus of nearly 4,000 students, faculty, staff, and administrators, and hosts a diverse population with students originating from 43 states and 47 countries. Everbridge was instrumental in helping Fred Miller to conduct a campus-wide active shooter drill and discover overlooked details and flaws in their plan, preparing them for a real-life incident. Read the California Lutheran University expert insight>> |
Healthcare
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Promise Regional Medical Center - Hutchinson previously used a group pager system to alert their cardiology team to incoming STEMI cases. And when it came time to measure against CMS guidelines, that was a manual process too. Learn how they get their patients life-saving treatment more quickly and measure up faster by using Everbridge. Read the Promise Regional expert insight>> |
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Greater Baltimore Medical Center (GBMC) relied on outdated call trees and lists to coordinate routine and emergency communications. With short-notice and no-notice Joint Commission visits, the possibility of pandemic flu outbreaks, and the Center’s proximity to two recognized terrorism targets, administrators realized the pressing need for a quicker, more efficient communication system. Learn how GBMC streamlined its response to emergency drills while satisfying Joint Commission emergency management compliance requirements. Read the GBMC case study>> |
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Interfaith Medical Center (IMC) created a series of scenarios and unscheduled messages for incidents ranging from hazardous material spills to Joint Commission visits to EMS diversions and external disasters. Read how IMC transformed a "444i" into a clear and effective Code Red action plan using Everbridge. Read the Interfaith Medical Center expert insight>> |
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Rockford Health System’s preparedness efforts for nearly 3,000 employees are overseen by Chris Bellone—including the employees at Rockford Memorial Hospital, a 391-bed, level-1 trauma center. Bellone is also responsible for the Rockford Health System’s Joint Commission Emergency Management Chapter compliance. Read the Rockford Health System expert insight>> |
Government
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The City of Inglewood has used the Everbridge system for critical communications through numerous incidents, including the Police Department Operation Golden Phoenix and Golden Guardian emergency response training drills, a waste management strike, power outages, major and localized water shut-offs, and a multi-agency bio-decontamination drill. Find out how they keep 14 departments with over 1,000 staff members in the loop during a crisis. Read the City of Inglewood expert insight>> |
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The City of Camarillo Disaster Assistance Response Team (DART) used an inefficient and unreliable pager-centric notification system to engage volunteers to respond to emergencies prior to Everbridge. Read how DART, a first-responder support organization, increased emergency response effectiveness by 80% using Everbridge mass notification system. Read the City of Camarillo DART case study>> |
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The City of Galveston relied on Everbridge to keep residents safe and informed before, during and after Hurricane Ike. Find out how Everbridge helped Galveston deliver essential public safety information, including hurricane warnings, evacuation orders and reentry instructions, to its residents and businesses throughout the hurricane. Read the City of Galveston case study>> |
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Chisago County needed to comply with regulations from the federal government and the State of Minnesota Department of Health that require public health agencies to be able to respond swiftly to all health and staff alerts within one to two hours. In her research, Jodi Budde learned that using Everbridge would dramatically help their Public Health Department’s ability to contact, instruct, and deploy staff efficiently and effectively during a public health emergency. Read the Chisago County Public Health expert insight>> |
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Douglas County's emergency dispatchers use the Everbridge system extensively to communicate with first responders, inform the community, and keep citizens safe, whether it's getting the word out about missing persons, bear sightings, mudslides, or fire and flood warnings. Communications manager, Cory Friend, helps engage the community in finding people who are lost. Read the Douglas County expert insight>> |
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The City of Glendale's 200,000 residents needed to be warned of a wildfire which broke out in a residential area. Communications manager, Lt. Kim Lardie, used Everbridge SmartGISTM and Everbridge Client Care to quickly notify them - all before she was even trained on the system. Read the City of Glendale expert insight>> |
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South Windsor, CT is committed to public safety and community awareness. In an innovative move to encourage the town's 26,000 residents to sign up to receive emergency alerts, the South Windsor Police Department filmed an informative video/public service announcement to promote the emergency notification program to citizens and posted it on the town's website and YouTube. View the City of South Windsor video>> |
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Garfield County puts technology to work for the citizens of Garfield County, Colorado. Serving a population of 54,000, Garfield County Emergency Communications Authority answers an
average of 250 calls per day, including 911 and non-emergency calls. Every day, Garfield County Emergency Communications Authority uses the Everbridge emergency notification system to deploy first responders and provide essential information to citizens in emergencies. Read the Garfield County expert insight>> |
| Read how a military air station and a coastal protection agency use Everbridge mass notification system for emergency communication and command and control. Read military customer snapshots>> |
Utilities
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Park Water Company (PWC) must rapidly disseminate time-sensitive information and instructions to customers and employees. Routine activities such as flushing—the process of cleaning pipes through the force of water—require PWC to provide advance notice to customers to prevent an influx of calls to the call center. Read how PWC is using geographically targeted notifications to send public safety alerts and maintenance notices to customers in affected areas in minutes. Read the Park Water Company case study>> |
Other
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Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) has to be sure that their fleet of over 500 bus and rail vehicles, moving withing 326 square miles of urbanized area, runs efficiently and safely. Read how VTA uses operational and emergency notification to simultaneously improve their company-wide, critical incidents while reducing operational workload. Read the VTA case study>> |
