Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Fire and Rescue”
When organizations are posed with the task of replacing systems that depend upon POTS lines, they generally think about phones and faxes. While the majority of POTS users are correct, there are many other systems that utilize them throughout their facilities than they first realize. Most POS systems, emergency call boxes, and fire alarms utilize POTS lines to perform… Read more…
Police departments, law enforcement agencies, and rescue organizations strategically deploy mobile command vehicles to areas and events in need of high levels of resource coordination. These vehicles are rarely deployed for routine operations, most commonly utilized when large scale efforts are required. Maintaining reliable and secure… Read more…
Fire Departments need improved access to the internet while on-scene fighting fires and while en route location services. With the advent of tablet computers, scene commanders see the benefits of having access to critical online documents while away from the truck. With budget constraints, most do not want the monthly fees they were paying for… Read more…
By tapping into the increased bandwidth of cellular networks, it is now possible to build cost-effective solutions for video monitoring that can be easily set-up and maintained. The surveillance solution developed by RTO uses a number of top-of-the-line devices that when working together in concert expand flexibility and scalability, reduce total cost of ownership… Read more…
Enterprises across various public and private industries are utilizing a myriad of security and mass notification systems to keep their people and facilities safe and secure. Unfortunately, many of these systems have been configured to depend upon T1 hardline connections to properly function — leaving their organization exposed should that connection fail… Read more…
