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Transform the experiences citizens have when they’re interacting with government and public safety agencies. The latest in communications technology lets you interconnect people, resources, data, and solutions to deliver information and respond faster and more precisely than ever before.
New federal requirements mandate phone systems have specific capabilities by February 16, 2020. Kari’s Law and Ray Baum’s Act apply to all organizations—from schools to large enterprises—with multi-line telephone systems:
Enable first responders with detailed, life-saving data including building address, the specific device from which a call is placed, and the square footage of an organization—all within seconds of a call being placed.
Maximize protection: More quickly and intelligently detect threatening situations. Immediately launch notifications to students, staff, and parents. Communicate events—from severe weather to active shooters—across first responders’ channels.
Quickly and easily evaluate citizen needs and deliver services: Give support staff real-time contextual information, use advanced knowledgeability to streamline workflows, and AI enable call takers.
We’re recognized for transforming the public safety experience with Avaya SENTRY, which accurately pinpoints a caller’s location so first responders can get there faster. It’s ready to tailor and install on any PBX system—including yours. Learn how it works in this deep-dive white paper from Frost & Sullivan.
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