CEBP Case Study: Hospital Leverages DAKS for Security Alerts

From public areas such as pharmacies and reception desks, to private exam rooms and offices, DAKS provides a quick, reliable and safe mechanism to alert the security command center to a problem or security threat via a simple button push.

Jan 8, 2019

What’s Your Critical Incident Response Strategy?

Crisis is inevitable, and sooner or later all organizations will be struck by one. Whether the incident is an active shooter, severe weather event, fire or even a smaller scale episode such as an elevator failure, are you ready? What are your priorities, goals and gaps when it comes to your organization’s critical incident response strategy?

Aug 27, 2018

The Days of Incompatible Radios and Phones are Over

Whether to optimize response to critical incidents or simply improve routine business workflows, your organization can extend notifications, communications and conferencing among disparate two-way, land mobile radio systems and your telephone network.

May 17, 2018

Help is a Button Push Away

Safety and security is near the top of every organization's priority list. And elevating safety and security at your workplace starts with protecting the people in your offices or on your campus. With DAKS, every phone in the enterprise can become a functional part of your security infrastructure to provide immediate notification of threats and emergencies.

Apr 4, 2018

CEBP Case Study: Notify and Dispatch Resources without Human Intervention

Waiting for someone to discover and report a problem can sometimes be too late. TTX deployed DAKS to automatically dispatch on-call engineers when mission critical servers fail.

Mar 23, 2018

Why Deploy an On-Premise, Purpose-Built CEBP Platform?

Communications-enabled business processes (CEBP) automate communication and collaboration activities into your business workflows to minimize the delays, miscommunications and omissions that often occur in routine business processes and, more importantly, when responding to critical incidents or crisis situations. But, what do you need to look for in a CEBP solution? What features and characteristics are important?