Customer perspective: Aon
Pale Mejia discusses Aon's emergency communications program; how they leverage technology to account for the safety of their employees and the resiliency of their assets and ops.
Pale Mejia discusses Aon's emergency communications program; how they leverage technology to account for the safety of their employees and the resiliency of their assets and ops.
Red Hat Global security leverages Everbridge to gain a common operating view of their global risk landscape in order to support employee safety and business resiliency.
Everbridge made it easy for Rackspace to reach a maximum number of people quickly and easily; for active shooter events, acts of terrorism, or weather-driven events.
In this webinar, the Everbridge Professional Services team shares the best practices for predictable incident response which limits damage and reduces recovery time and costs.
Sprint used Everbridge to not only alert employees to building closures, but also to account for employees after hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico.
Improve the Reach and Effectiveness of your Emergency Notifications
Learn about current thinking in early threat recognition, workforce training, and effective intervention before, during and after an active shooter incident.
"As an emergency manager, we evaluate the success of the system by how many people we can communicate with. And right now we feel as though we have access to reach 5.5m people..."
"The Federal Government did a nationwide WEA test. And I'd like to think that our success and what we did with Everbridge was the reason they decided to move forward with that."
Everbridge Incident Communications has significantly improved 2nd Watch’s response time during business-critical outages.
Meet Erick the Emergency Manager. Erick’s responsibilities are maintaining emergency plans and procedures, coordinating disaster response, and disaster preparedness training.
Despite increase in awareness and concern around active shooters, half of organizations don’t have a communications plan in place, and 62 percent never run drills.