Why critical event management is essential to business continuity
As Chief Operations Officer, you know that the supply chain is the lifeblood of any business, keeping manufacturing centers humming,…
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Perspectives on critical event management
Public warning systems: 5 Lessons from Iceland
When a natural or man-made disaster occurs, keeping the public safe is the priority for government and emergency services. With…
Location-based SMS: The smarter way to save lives
An effective public warning system must be rapid, reliable and require no prior action by the people it’s trying to…
Be an advocate for critical event management to improve business resilience
This year at Resilience, Everbridge’s Critical Event Management Summit, over 140 industry experts gathered to discuss how technology is used to…
Setting the standard: Workplace violence prevention bill
Hospitals play a critical role in preparing for and responding to epidemics and other health emergencies. Recently, they’ve been on…
Workplace violence in healthcare
The occurrence of workplace violence for healthcare workers is nearly 4 times higher than other industries. In fact, according to…
Five topics to discuss at the onset of a crisis
When a crisis strikes, there are many actions organizations must take to minimize the impact on your business. In a…
Bringing AlertFlorida to life
In 2016 Everbidge was selected as the service provider for the development and implementation of AlertFlorida, a landmark initiative which…
What is the all-hazards approach to emergency preparedness?
Every family, home, business, and government agency should have some form of emergency preparedness plan in place. This plan outlines…
Crisis management: Running a campus-wide drill
Once your college or university has developed emergency plans, emergency response teams, and emergency response facilities, it is critical that…
Clery Act: Improving emergency notification processes
Failure to comply with The Clery Act could result in fines upwards of $2.4 million dollars. It was recently amended…