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Campus Security
IntraLogic Solutions announces first ever National
Common Operating Picture (COP) platform for first
responders allowing immediate 9-1-1 notification
As recently reported by Government
Security News, Intralogic Solutions,
Inc. a leading global school security,
and government developer and integrator,
and Rave Mobile Safety, a respected
creator of innovative public
safety and communication software
have announced a partnership
to develop an integrated
service offering that
will benefit both schools
and first responders during
crisis situations, including
ones involving active shooters.
According to the partners,
the new solution combines
Rave’s Panic Button application
and 9-1-1 data delivery capabilities
with robust video surveillance,
interactive rich digital floor plans,
One Button Lockdown and access
control technology. The combined
solution will allow first responders
full access to critical information
about a situation from any location,
including while en route via a secure,
mobile broadband connection.
In an August 10 interview with
Intralogic CEO Lee Mandel, GSN
Lee Mandel
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learned that the integrated technologies
offer a unique technological
breakthrough experience that no
other company is presently offering.
Rather than the traditional 9-1-1 process
to call police, the new, integrated
technology can send critical information
within milliseconds
to a 9-1-1 call center.
“When someone hits
the panic button in a
school, the 9-1-1 center
is immediately activated
giving operators full command
and control to help
find the shooter while the
first responders are still
in transit. They can then
remotely open the doors and guide
the responders to exactly where the
shooter is,” said Mandel. “No one
else on a national level is offering this
comprehensive solution. Additionally
the panic button can initiate a lockdown
which will, locks all the doors
automatically, flash strobe lights, send
text messages to parents, teachers, and
students, and take over all computer
screens while playing a pre-recorded
message over the P.A. system.” Mandel
indicated that the technology is a
first of its kind agnostic platform that
allows integration from any manufacturer.
IntraLogic considers this an advanced
PSIM solutions.
Mandel and his company have been
getting a lot of attention from major
companies in the field who understand
that clients have never been able
to customize in this manner, “with
one common operating picture.”
Founded by Mandel in 2004, Intra-
Logic focused mainly on software development
in its early years, working
for a lot of businesses on Long Island,
NY and other nearby states. The turning
point, said Mandel, was when the
company got on its first government
contract which enables any government
agency to purchase products
from pre-bid, published lists. Currently,
the company serves over 160
School Districts nationally including
49 of the 57 districts in Nassau County,
30 in Suffolk County and over 80
throughout Upstate New York, New
Jersey, Connecticut, Florida, and
across the United States.
IntraLogic’s overall list of clients
include schools, townships, munici-