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| FIRST RESPONDERS |
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Market Problem
When faced with an emergency, be it a natural disaster,
a suspected terrorist attack, or any other situation that
puts people in danger, the public relies on the teams
of first responders to guide them to safety and minimize
damage. These teams and their command centers must communicate
clearly with each other to facilitate the best response
possible. |
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| Unfortunately, communication between the two is usually limited
to voice – an issue when the cellular voice networks in such
situations are often overloaded and hence useless. |
| Livecast Solution |
| In this environment of upheaval, seeing is usually the only
way to truly appreciate the enormity of the situation. Outfitting
emergency crews and first responders with mobile phones loaded
with Livecast enables them to webcast over the data
networks to the responsible command center, giving those in
charge a first-hand appreciation of the damage. |
| Recent trials have provided very favorable feedback from first
responder organizations with regards to the functionality, quality,
and ease of use of the Livecast solution. The agents noted
how an incident or situation can be remotely captured on a handset
and sent to the command centre in real time, enabling the command
centre personnel to make ‘better informed response decisions’. |
| Livecast Benefits |
- Cost effective way to provide Command Centers with real-time
video streams from the field during emergencies.
- Reduced response time, casualty count, and loss of property.
- Facilitates confidence in decisions made at Command Center.
- Provides an easy way to archive all video streams from any number
of end users in one place for convenient real-time or on-demand
review.
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Whitepaper (.pdf) |
| Discuss this solution with a Livecast
representative, today |
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