Our most recent user’s group meeting featured two manufacturing customers sharing the successes they’ve experienced implementing InformaCast for mass notification in their facilities, including best practices for 911 alerting and weather notification.
Employee safety can be improved through faster notification. Mobile alerts can be used to reach employees, receive message confirmations and escalate if necessary.
This white paper covers notification challenges in manufacturing, including hazardous chemical alerts, eye wash station activation, building lockdowns and more.
Examples of how InformaCast improves safety at manufacturing plants through better notification, including eye wash stations, ammonia sensors and line stop buttons.
InformaCast can work with your eyewash station to automatically notify your safety team when the eye wash station is used.
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[InformaCast] is one of our most critical services. Bells and paging are one of the most important things for schools.
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— David Massaro, Coordinator of Technology Services, Redlands Unified School District —
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InformaCast has a great deal to do with patient safety. It allows us to take better care of our dementia and Alzheimer’s patients.
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— Mike Llewellyn, Chief Operating Officer, Laguna Honda Hospital and Rehabilitation Center —
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… InformaCast is really the glue for our notification - it can pull in email, our phone system, our speaker system, our visible security system, locks, and make it all work together.
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— Shandor Simon, Director of Information Technology, Latin School of Chicago —
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InformaCast played a key role in notifying our campus about the water main break and the need to use bottled water. I was able to quickly record a message and send it to the campus from my office at home. Our students commented how effective this was in letting them know what was going on.
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— John Turner, Director of Networks and Systems, Brandeis University —
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What I like most is the usability of InformaCast. It has a simple user interface and works without complications.
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— Kris Saylor, Director of Technology, Necedah Area School District —
