Office Buildings Owners Using New Warning System
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Office Buildings Enhance Security with Innovative Warning System
Summary:
To address the challenges posed by threats like terrorist attacks and anthrax scares, office building owners are seeking new ways to ensure safety and security.
In response to evolving threats, office building owners are tasked with the critical responsibility of maintaining a secure environment.
With offenders becoming more sophisticated, it is essential to consider a range of emergency scenarios and implement effective safety procedures.
Enhancements like additional fire alarms, surveillance cameras, metal detectors, and regular evacuation drills are vital for building security.
Despite these measures, experts have identified gaps, particularly in communication with building occupants and emergency responders during crises.
To address this, building managers are increasingly adopting the Immediate Response Information System (IRIS), an innovative alert solution developed by TechRadium Inc.
IRIS is a cutting-edge, high-speed response system that can deliver emergency messages to thousands simultaneously.
A designated individual can send messages via phone or Internet-connected computer, in both voice and text formats. IRIS then quickly transmits alerts to building managers, occupants, and emergency responders through various electronic devices like home and cell phones, email, pagers, fax machines, and PDAs.
The system supports 10 language options and repeats transmissions until the message is acknowledged.
Besides emergency alerts, IRIS is also capable of delivering important non-emergency information, such as building maintenance updates and adverse weather reports.
By embracing advanced communication systems like IRIS, office buildings can significantly enhance their safety and preparedness.
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