LOS ANGELES – “Making Sense of Mass Notification Policies” is a free Webinar sponsored by Amerilert/e2Campus, IML Corp. and Metis Secure, that covers how campuses can combine the appropriate emergency alert technologies with the right policies so that a university, school or hospital can get the most out of its mass notification technology investment. Featuring university and hospital mass notification practitioners from around the nation, this Webinar teaches attendees how to:
- Integrate multiple technologies so that your messages will be disseminated quickly
- Craft appropriate text messages (including text-to-speech and audible message best practices)
- Determine when to send out an emergency message
- Differentiate between weather and crime warnings
- Communicate with hospital staff, visitors and patients
- And much more!
View “Making Sense of Mass Notification Policies” now.
View the supplemental Q&A from “Making Sense of Mass Notification Policies” now.
Moderated by Robin Gray, executive editor of Campus Safety Magazine, the panel of speakers includes:
- Bob Armstrong, Director, Emergency Management & Fire Prevention, Ohio State University
- Dave Bujak, Emergency Management Coordinator, Florida State University
- David Burns, Director, UCLA Emergency Management Office
- John Hauser, Safety Manager, University of Nebraska Medical Center
View “Making Sense of Mass Notification Policies” now.
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