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By Scott M. Bruner FireRescue1 Product Editor Emergency responders working outside of traditional radio coverage, where remote communication mobility is essential, have a limited ...
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By Brian Ward FireRescue1 ContributorA new incident management system created by a Georgia firefighter hit the market late last year. LFG Command Systems was started by CEO Alex ...
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By Scott M. Bruner FireRescue1 Product EditorPanasonic's Toughbook series have been among the leaders in providing ruggedized mobile platforms. In the past few weeks, the company ...
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By Scott M. Bruner FireRescue1 Product EditorThe most recent addition to the iPhone store for emergency responders is Island Software's MCI Triage, an app designed to assist in ...
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As the world of smart phones and PDAs grow, so do the number of applications to take full advantage of their features. Applications for the public safety realm are no exception and ...
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By Jarret Winkelman Incident Response Technologies The addition of computers as standard equipment in police cars, fire trucks, and ambulances has introduced a new realm to public ...
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As the second wave of the H1N1 pandemic is felt around the country, a familiar buzz phrase has once again come to the forefront of emergency planning and response — syndromic ...
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FireRescue1 is focusing on news and information about Mobile throughout the month of October 2009. Check out some of these great products currently on the ...
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By Jamie Thompson FireRescue1 EditorDALLAS — Panasonic showcased the latest addition to its line of Toughbook mobile computers at Fire-Rescue International, aimed at the ...
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By Dawn Gagnon The Bangor Daily NewsBANGOR, Maine — Keeping watch over the more than 100,000 people expected to attend this weekend's American Folk Festival is no easy ...
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By Hannah Simon In the past several years, many public safety agencies have redoubled their efforts to fix the various communications interoperability problems that plague them. ...
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How can agencies use their technology to best collaborate? How can agencies work together to build a solid infrastructure on which their technologies can operate and through which ...
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By Janet Kornblum We've all experienced the need to replace technology like a laptop. Solution: go shop and find the best one you can get for your money. But it's 2009 and you ...
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By Doug Wyllie Police One Senior EditorThe most obvious place for grant funding for law enforcement is the Byrne/JAG grant program — as long as the application can be tied to ...
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By Brian Caulfield Forbes.comBURLINGAME, Calif. — Call it the James Bond of laptops.We dropped the Panasonic CF-30 "Toughbook," kicked it, stood on it and tried to ...
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By Capt. Eddie Reyes Sponsored by Cisco SystemsShortly after the worst terrorist attack on United States soil in 2001, the Federal government began to build a foundation whose ...
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...it’s data sharing, too The terrorist attacks of September 11th revealed the life-and-death importance of sharing criminal justice information between law enforcement agencies ...
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By Capt. Eddie Reyes Sponsored by Cisco Systems Hopefully by now I have established a better understanding of public safety communications and interoperability through my previous ...
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By Capt. Eddie Reyes Sponsored by Cisco Systems Last month I mentioned the word "gateways" but did not really elaborate. I am sure some of you asked "What exactly is ...
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By Capt. Eddie Reyes Sponsored by Cisco Systems Some public safety leaders believe that the easiest way to be prepared for the next major event in their municipality or region is ...
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