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IntraLogic Solutions to announce first ever National<br />
Common Operating Picture (COP) platform for first<br />
responders allowing immediate 9-1-1 notification<br />
As recently reported by <strong>Government</strong><br />
<strong>Security</strong> <strong>News</strong>, Intralogic Solutions,<br />
Inc. a leading global school security,<br />
and government developer and integrator,<br />
and Rave Mobile Safety, a<br />
respected creator of innovative public<br />
safety and communication software<br />
have announced a partnership<br />
to develop an integrated service offering<br />
that will benefit both schools<br />
and first responders during crisis<br />
situations, including ones involving<br />
active shooters.<br />
According to the partners, the new<br />
solution combines Rave’s Panic Button<br />
application and 9-1-1 data delivery<br />
capabilities with robust video<br />
surveillance, interactive rich digital<br />
floor plans, One Button Lockdown<br />
and access control technology. The<br />
combined solution will allow<br />
first responders full access<br />
to critical information<br />
about a situation from any<br />
location, including while<br />
en route via a secure, mobile<br />
broadband connection.<br />
In an <strong>August</strong> 10 interview<br />
with Intralogic CEO Lee<br />
Mandel, GSN learned that the integrated<br />
technologies offer a unique<br />
Lee Mandel,<br />
Intralogic CEO<br />
technological breakthrough experience<br />
that no other company is presently<br />
offering. Rather than the traditional<br />
9-1-1 process to call police,<br />
the new, integrated technology<br />
can send critical information<br />
within milliseconds<br />
to a 9-1-1 call center.<br />
“When someone hits the<br />
panic button in a school,<br />
the 9-1-1 center is immediately<br />
activated giving<br />
operators full command<br />
and control to help find the shooter<br />
while the first responders are still in<br />
5<br />
View the video<br />
transit. They can then remotely open<br />
the doors and guide the responders<br />
to exactly where the shooter is,” said<br />
Mandel. “No one else on a national<br />
level is offering this comprehensive<br />
solution. Additionally the panic button<br />
can initiate a lockdown which<br />
will, locks all the doors automatically,<br />
flash strobe lights, send text<br />
messages to parents, teachers, and<br />
students, and take over all computer<br />
screens while playing a pre-recorded<br />
message over the P.A. system.”<br />
Mandel indicated that the technology<br />
is a first of its kind agnos-
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