Fast information — swift action!

The ability to alert and inform large groups of users simultaneously over the telephone or via paging systems is essential to the successful flow of information in many areas of activity.

Typical examples are:
• mobilizing emergency personnel in fire brigades and other rescue and emergency services
• targeted evacuations of industrial sites and large commercial buildings (such as hotels, department stores, etc.) in the event of a fire or other emergencies
• simultaneous notification of police forces, hospitals, schools, press, etc.
• the exchange of information between the headquarters of a company and its branch offices
• nurse calls via DECT mobile phones
• delivering fault reports to mobile service technicians from higher-level systems
• personal alarm calls, incl. the (visualized) positioning of the exposed person(s)

Key information can automatically be distributed more swiftly and reliably. As a result, staff no longer need to carry out time-consuming, monotonous tasks known to be a potential source of errors.