Rave Wireless and Alertus Technologies Partner to Expand Rave's Industry Leading Emergency Notification Capabilities to Alert Beacons
Rave Wireless' Multi-Modal Emergency Notification Technology Integrates with Alertus Technologies' Alert Beacons for Quick and Easy Delivery of Emergency Alerts Across all Available Modes of Communication.
University Administrators and Other Emergency Communications Professionals can Use Rave Wireless' Award Winning Multi-Modal Emergency Notification System to Quickly and Easily Deliver Emergency Alerts Simultaneously via Text Messages, Voice Messages, e-Mails, Website Messages, Instant Messaging (AIM and others), RSS Feeds, and Alertus Technologies' Alert Beacons.
Framingham, MA (PRWEB) February 4, 2009 -- Rave Wireless, Inc., the leading provider of safety applications for mobile users, today announced a partnership with Alertus Technologies to enable customers to easily transmit emergency messages to Alertus Technologies' Alert Beacons from within Rave Alert. Increasingly, colleges and universities are looking to deliver emergency communications across as many media types as possible, including wall-mounted Alert Beacons. However, institutions would like to utilize a single integrated user interface from which to create and manage these alerts. This integration marries two industry leading technologies and provides clients with a powerful solution for ensuring emergency notifications are disseminated as quickly and as effectively as possible.
"Rave Alert's message delivery performance is unsurpassed in the industry, and we are very excited to extend our ability to quickly notify students, faculty and administrators via Alertus' unique integrated audible visual building notification beacons," said Todd Piett, Rave Wireless' vice president of product. "We highly recommend our customers take a holistic view of emergency notifications, and Alert Beacons placed in high traffic areas are a key part of a broader strategy. Alertus Technologies is a recognized leader in this space and we are excited about the opportunities this partnership affords our clients."
"Since 2002, we have helped hundreds of campus and community leaders equip their facilities with reliable and localized alerting capabilities to ensure emergency information is delivered to their stakeholders where and when needed," said Gary El-Gamil, Alertus Technologies' vice president of industry relations. "By activating Alert Beacons via Rave Wireless' award winning software, joint clients benefit from the simplicity of a single interface to rapidly dispatch vital alerts to personal devices as well as across their facilities."
About Rave Wireless:
Rave Wireless is the leading provider of mobile safety solutions for higher education institutions, government and enterprises. Rave builds, sells and supports an award-winning suite of safety applications including emergency notification systems and location-aware, personal safety tools such as Rave Alert, Rave Guardian and Rave Transit. More than 100 colleges and universities nationwide rely on Rave Wireless, including Montclair State University (NJ) who won the Jeanne Clery Campus Safety Award and the Campus Technology Innovators Award for its implementation of Rave. Rave Wireless is headquartered in Framingham, Massachusetts. Investors include Bain Capital Ventures, Sigma Partners, and RRE Ventures. To learn more, visit http://www.ravewireless.com.
About Alertus Technologies:
Alertus Technologies is the leading provider of wireless radio and network based integrated audible visual building notification for all-hazards alerting. The company's project experience stretches across many markets and spans the globe, from universities to hospital centers to foreign governments. Alertus Technologies is headquartered in the Washington, DC area. To learn more, visit http://www.AlertBeacon.com.
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