Government
Improving communication between first responders and command centers
When faced with emergencies, government personnel must act immediately. First responders and law enforcement must communicate with command centers - to report the situation, assess damage and danger and take appropriate action. And it all needs to happen as fast as possible. Unfortunately, communication is usually limited to voice, and cellular networks often become overloaded during disasters. They need a faster, more accurate and reliable solution.
See, assess and respond - in real time
LiveCast-enabled mobile phones provide emergency personnel with the ability to see, assess and respond in real-time. They can stream video to the command center, allowing supervisors to precisely survey the situation and respond accordingly.
In trials, first responder and law enforcement organizations have praised LiveCast’s functionality, quality, and ease of use. They discovered how a situation can be remotely captured on a handset and sent to the command center in real time, enabling them to make better informed response decisions.
How LiveCast benefits government agencies:
- Command Centers get real-time video streams to see, assess and respond to emergencies.
- Reduced response time, casualty count and loss of property.
- Personnel gain more confidence in command center decisions.
- Organizations can easily archive all video streams from any number of end users in one place for convenient real-time or on-demand review.
