Keep Your People Safe and Informed with Real-time Alerts and Communications
When an emergency or crisis occurs, your organization needs a fast, effective, and reliable way to notify your people on how to stay safe. For routine and emergency applications, Mitel’s mass notification solution – Revolution – provides reliable communications across a wide range of channels and devices – smartphones, laptops, desktop PCs and phones, paging systems, SMS text, and email.
Notifying the Right People, When it Matters Most
- Communications to a wide-range of devices including mobile
- Out-of-the-box integration with automatic alerts from Emergency Notification Services
Revolution: Adaptable by Design
Supports a wide variety of activation methods and device types to notify. But don’t wait for a crisis to use mass notifications… Successful organizations across all industries also use mass notifications to keep communication channels open all day, every day. For example:
Getting the word out doesn’t need to be complicated.
Contact MABC today in Virginia (804) 273-6500, DC/MD/NOVA (240) 658-8889, North Carolina (910) 550-1001 or info@mabc.com.
Headlines bombard us with a continuous flow of real and imagined bad news, offering a stark reminder of the need to prepare for worst-case scenarios that could put lives and property at risk.
Your organization may already have a disaster recovery plan in place for dealing with adverse events that would otherwise knock your IT systems offline and severely disrupt business operations. But are you equipped with the right communications tools to spread the word about such events?
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Your organization may already have a disaster recovery plan in place for dealing with adverse events that would otherwise knock your IT systems offline and severely disrupt business operations. But are you equipped with the right communications tools to spread the word about such events?
Communications and networking technologies help students, teachers and staff stay connected. MABC specializes in the technology that helps the region’s schools keep pace with flexible learning, administrative demands, campus expansion, and a growing student population. 
Your organization may already have a disaster recovery plan in place for dealing with adverse events that would otherwise knock your IT systems offline and severely disrupt business operations. But are you equipped with the right communications tools to spread the word about such events?
Recent headlines are a stark reminder of the need to prepare for worst-case scenarios that could put lives and property at risk.
Your organization may already have a disaster recovery plan in place for dealing with adverse events that would otherwise knock your IT systems offline and severely disrupt business operations. But are you equipped with the right communications tools to spread the word about such events? 
Alyssa’s Law in New Jersey has emerged as a national model to address the issue of law enforcement response time and how schools manage campus security when a life-threatening emergency occurs.
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Recent events are a stark reminder of the need to prepare for worst-case scenarios that could put lives and property at risk.
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When tornadoes hit the Richmond area last September, local authorities credited Wireless Emergency Alerts on smartphones and continuous storm coverage on local television for quickly getting the word out to the public.