About the Affordability Guide Fire departments and dispatch centers across the country have been faced with the ongoing challenge of doing more with less. Departments are confronting persistent financial challenges, such as a limited budget, while call volumes are increasing and the need to deliver dispatch, fire, and EMS services has become even more essential. […]
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About the 2020 Trends Report Your community’s fire station alerting system is the foundation for executing safe, smart, and reliable emergency response. Throughout this report, we unpack some key trends to consider such as system reliability, situational awareness, and how the concept of “embrace don’t replace” is crucial in keeping our communities and first-responders safe. […]
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About the eBook Your fire department alerting system plays a vital role in your overall response process, and its functionality should be tailored to your department. Additionally, first responder technology that is modernized and highly configurable helps save more lives, decrease response times & improve your community’s ISO fire rating. Whatever your objective—replacing or upgrading […]
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About the Solution Brief The nature of responding to emergencies is such that first responders have always been a workforce on the go. And whether they are in-station or on-call when an incident occurs, first responders need accurate and timely incident information. This can mean the difference between saving lives and tragedy. In addition to […]
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About the Solution Brief The PURVIS Fire Station Alerting System (FSAS)™ is an IP-based alerting solution designed to enhance communications and decrease response times. Intended for use specifically as a fire station alerting system, the rich features and functionality proactively support the day-to-day operations and environmental health, comfort, and safety of first responders. Our lead […]
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About the Case Study The National Institutes of Health found its public safety facilities and systems in need of upgrading. Existing technologies to support fire, police, emergency management, etc., were not integrated, causing challenges with communicating and collaborating. The NIH sought help in delving into the complex organization, evaluating both technology and business processes. It […]
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