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<\/p>\nOffice wireless panic button systems\u00a0are on the rise in today\u2019s society. Businesses worldwide are altering their stance on how they look at security. In the United States, many companies utilize technology to help make their facilities safer for employees. There are a large number of safety and security tools out there to research. When shopping for the perfect device to fit your facilities\u2019 needs, be sure that you take into consideration whether the product is innovative or traditional.<\/p>\n
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Traditional notification systems often become\u00a0outdated relatively quickly. These types of notification systems\u00a0can be rather expensive to install. The construction alone can disrupt daily activities and decrease productivity within your facility. Furthermore, these traditional panic buttons do not offer free system updates or rapid mass notification. These small details could leave you with a system that renders your facility vulnerable.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile,\u00a0innovative wireless products are most often able to adapt to your security needs. Office wireless panic button systems, when incorporated into an active crisis incident response plan<\/a> can save lives. Also, these wireless panic button programs are always evolving, while striving to increase workplace safety. A wireless panic button program is rather inexpensive, and will not drain your company budget. Saving money is always a plus for every company.<\/p>\n Traditional panic buttons offered through alarm companies require hard wiring into your phone line. So changing your office around would require an alarm company representative to move the buttons at your cost. I can\u2019t speak for other office wireless panic button systems, but I can explain how the program offered through\u00a0TeamAlert<\/a> operates. The TeamAlert office wireless panic button is shipped to clients pre-programmed and ready to use. The office wireless panic button automatically works when plugged into a workstation with TeamAlert installed. You can change the wireless panic button system to any other computer running TeamAlert at any time.\u00a0 As long as the TeamAlert program is installed on the workstation, your wireless panic button is fully operational.<\/p>\n Unlike traditional panic buttons, the office wireless panic button works with a software program installed on the computer and uses the power of the internet. I advise clients who use traditional panic buttons\u00a0to have an incident response plan to account for seven minutes between the onset of an incident and until responders arrive. Most of those seven minutes are because most traditional panic buttons take over two minutes to alert just one type of responder. In contrast, office wireless panic button systems using the power of the internet result in instantaneous alerts sent to both internal and external responders. That is a significant amount of time during an active crisis where every second counts. Rapid notification to multiple responders ensures that the alert is received promptly. The quicker responders are notified, the faster the crisis can be resolved with a more favorable outcome.<\/p>\n Office wireless panic button<\/a> systems have multiple ways to alert several responders at once. However, traditional panic buttons only alert one responder of an emergency. Well, how do we inform everyone else in the event of a crisis, you ask? Office wireless panic button systems can simultaneously alert multiple responders and staff using various methods. These methods include automated voice calls, text messages, phone apps, emails, and computer-based panic buttons. Office wireless panic button programs merge all your alerting needs into one button for a prepared response. These mass notification methods confirm that the message was received by all parties. The computer-based alert room acts as a two-way communication device that is perfect for relaying information during a lockdown or active shooter situation. With this real-time communication channel, everyone involved can “stay in the know” about the emergency situation.<\/p>\n Police officers respond to initiated traditional panic button alerts with no hesitation. However, officers only receive the information that a panic button was activated and the address. Officers do not know who initiated the panic button, the potential victim’s particular location, or how long ago they triggered the device. Moreover, the lack of information negatively impacts a substantial response and resolution of the situation. I cannot speak for other organizations offering a wireless panic button system. However, a TeamAlert office wireless panic button<\/a> allows customizable messages for both alert levels and each end-user. The messages can relay a particular communication in several different ways. Information is sent via computer application, text message, email, and an automated voice call displaying the exact location and the party who initiated the alert. These details allow responders the ability to pinpoint the duress location and efficiently respond to the situation.<\/p>\n Again, I cannot speak for other wireless panic button system companies. However, the office wireless panic button<\/a> offered through TeamAlert can initiate both a high or low-level alert in addition to using a computer mouse. Using the TeamAlert wireless panic button system, a client can determine company responses for each button. Meanwhile, traditional panic buttons only have one alert method to one responder and are no longer competitive with technology today.<\/p>\n With TeamAlert, clients can use the low-level alert to help mitigate a problem before it escalates, only notifying a few select responders without alerting everyone. Furthermore, the low-level alert is ideal for suspicious activity, rather than a full crisis. Also, business managers can handle the situation without causing any further or unnecessary panic to all staff members. The high-level alert lets responders know that the situation has escalated into an emergency which employees need to be aware of. Staff members and responders are then set in motion to react to the crisis in a prepared manner.<\/p>\n The crime rate is skyrocketing all across the nation. Violence is more prevalent now than ever before. We go through our day never actually thinking about the danger that moves past us. However, if you turn on the news, the heartbreaking\u00a0devastation is laid before your eyes. For instance, In Dallas, Texas 14 people were shot. \u00a0Five Dallas police officers died, and seven other victims were wounded, leaving behind a wake of sadness. Reporters say this is the worst mass shooting since 9\/11.<\/p>\n In the last decade, the world has experienced acts of terrorism and violence that have shaken the very core of governments and citizens alike. With that said, be proactive about your facility’s safety and security. Have an incident response plan in place to train staff on how to react in situations of crisis. Consider the option of a technology-driven wireless panic button system that offers mass notification as well as desktop alerts.<\/p>\n Being proactive now can substantially lower the chances of a tragedy within your facility. However, don\u2019t rely on technology alone to protect your employees. Give your staff the knowledge and the tools needed to react responsibly to a dangerous situation. There is no independent, foolproof way to handle any given crisis; although the most compelling evidence points to taking advantage of all resources that are available to you. An office wireless panic button is the way to go when designing your safety and security initiatives.<\/p>\n Contact us for more information to make the best decision for your office wireless panic button.<\/p>\nLearn about an Office Wireless Panic Button<\/h2>\n
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