Webinars
Improving Firefighter Responses with Reliable, Real Time Information
March 14, 2012 1:00PM EST
Equipping firefighters with updated information before they arrive on-scene can make all the difference to the right response. The ability to look at pre-fire plans including building diagrams, bird’s eye views, hazardous materials, access and egress routes and fire control systems in real time enables firefighters to be better prepared for the task at hand, and to assess the need for other responders. Join us to learn more about how In Motion Technology’s mobile networking system is helping Seattle Fire Department to improve incident responses and day-to-day operations.
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Top 5 Ways an In-Vehicle Router Improves EMS Operations & Patient Care
Before you proceed with new applications like CAD, AVL, 12-lead, and ePCR, be sure you can adapt in an ever-evolving wireless environment. EMS agencies continue to implement new technology in ambulances, like electronic patient care records … but are you stopping to consider the big picture? You know that providing a data connection to vehicles is a minimum requirement, but how can you improve medic efficiency and improve patient care given the current economic climate? Before you proceed with new applications like CAD, AVL, 12-lead, and EPCR, be sure you can adapt in an ever-evolving wireless environment. In this webcast, we’ll share with you the 5 key ways a new future-proof architecture can improve patient care and EMS operations efficiency. You’ll learn how a mobile gateway architecture can provide a communications platform that will support all your new technologies and wireless networks. You’ll also hear from Gary Miller, CEO, Prompt Medical Transportation, Inc. about how his agency is using the technology across Northwest Indiana to support dispatch, vehicle location, electronic patient care records, driver safety equipment and defibrillators.
Top 5 Ways an In-Vehicle Router Improves Officer Efficiency & Safety
If you’re looking at new technologies for your fleet like automatic license plate recognition (LPR), electronic ticketing, asset tracking, video surveillance, or even just laptop connectivity, you need to consider the big picture. You know that providing a data connection to vehicles is a minimum requirement, but how can you reduce officer down-time and justify technology investment in the current financial climate? Network technologies are changing quickly with the introduction of 4G and 700MHz for public safety. Before you proceed, be sure you can adapt in an ever-evolving wireless environment. You’ll want to consider new future-proof architectures for providing communications for all these technologies and we’ll share with you the 5 key ways that such an architecture can improve officer efficiency and safety. Learn how a mobile gateway architecture can provide a communications platform that will support all your new technologies and wireless networks, and find out how the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department is using the technology to support automatic license plate recognition (LPR).
Top 5 Law Enforcement Applications Used in Vehicles
Apple may have convinced the masses, but law enforcement has long known that applications are the best way to justify new technology in a vehicle. But whether it is a physical device or software for an existing device, the criteria for selection is never 100% clear. Can it be upgraded or will it need to be replaced? Does it play nicely with your other devices or software? What are other law enforcement agencies doing? The other challenge is that technology is moving so quickly that by the time you evaluate something and get approval, new solutions have shown up. Whatever you choose, be sure to consider new future-proof architectures for providing communications for all these devices and applications and we’ll share with you the key ways that such an architecture can make connectivity simpler and more cost-effective.
Top 5 EMS Applications Paramedics/EMTs are Using in Their Vehicles
Apple may have convinced the masses, but EMS has long known that applications are the best way to justify new technology in an ambulance. But whether it is a physical device or software for an existing device, the criteria for selection is never 100% clear. Can it be upgraded or will it need to be replaced? Does it play nicely with your other devices… or software? Does it have a track record in the EMS world, or is it new to this market? What are other EMS agencies doing? The other challenge is that technology is moving so quickly that by the time you evaluate something and get approval, new solutions have shown up. Whatever you choose, be sure to consider new future-proof architectures for providing communications for all these devices and applications and we’ll share with you the key ways that such an architecture can make connectivity simpler and more cost-effective.
Top 5 Fire Fighting and EMS Applications that Fire Departments are Using in Their Vehicles
Apple may have convinced the masses, but fire departments have long known that applications are the best way to justify new technology in a vehicle. But whether it is a physical device or software for an existing device, the criteria for selection is never 100% clear. Can it be upgraded or will it need to be replaced? Does it play nicely with your other devices or software? What are other fire departments doing? The other challenge is that technology is moving so quickly that by the time you evaluate something and get approval, new solutions have shown up. Whatever you choose, be sure to consider new future-proof architectures for providing communications for all these devices and applications and we’ll share with you the key ways that such an architecture can make connectivity simpler and more cost-effective.
Upcoming Webinars
LTE & WiMax alongside Private Networks – A Utilities Webinar
Utilities face a challenge when it comes to mobile communications, with many believing they need to choose between the reliability and security of privately maintained infrastructure, and the high data throughput and faster advancement that public carriers such as AT&T, Sprint and Verizon provide with networks such as WiMAX and LTE. In Motion Technology provide a system which supports multiple wide area networks (public and private) and makes the connection available to multiple devices and applications in the vehicle. Join us to learn how a mobile gateway architecture can provide a communications platform that will support all your new technologies and wireless networks, and find out about the key applications utility companies are deploying today.
From Ambulance to ER and Cath Lab: The easiest way to transmit 12-leads – seamlessly and wirelessly
Whether you’re using Physio Control LIFEPAK, Philips MRx or Zoll E-Series 12 lead monitors, at some point you’re going to want to get this information to the ER and/or cath lab in advance of the patient. An “early warning system” for cath labs can reduce door to balloon times and being able to do this easily from an ambulance or a patient’s home can make all the difference. Join us to learn how In Motion Technology’s communications solution can enable paramedics to send the data simply and quickly to improve patient outcomes.
Top 5 Fire Fighting and EMS Applications Fire Departments are using in their Vehicles
Apple may have convinced the masses, but fire departments have long known that applications are the best way to justify new technology in a vehicle. But whether it is a physical device or software for an existing device, the criteria for selection is never 100% clear. Can it be upgraded or will it need to be replaced? Does it play nicely with your other devices or software? What are other fire departments doing? The other challenge is that technology is moving so quickly that by the time you evaluate something and get approval, new solutions have shown up. Whatever you choose, be sure to consider new future-proof architectures for providing communications for all these devices and applications and we’ll share with you the key ways that such an architecture can make connectivity simpler and more cost-effective.
WiMAX for your Fleet
With all the buzz about WiMAX, many city CIOs are considering taking advantage of improved speed and latency to deploy new applications like video and VoIP across municipal, public safety, transit and utility fleets. Learn how a field upgradable communications platform can enable you to simply and cost-effectively take advantage of WiMAX, use 3G and Wi-Fi as back-up as required, and make the connection available to multiple devices and applications in the vehicle. Understand why those using laptops with network cards for all their in-vehicle requirements may be seeing the inherent disadvantages of using Windows to manage dispatch, video, records management and other applications. Find out how a new approach to mobile networking is needed – one that protects the investments you’ve already made in devices, but that enables you to migrate simply to WiMAX today, and later to the public safety broadband network.
4G Networks for your Fleet
With all the buzz about 4G Networks, many city CIOs are considering taking advantage of improved speed and latency to deploy new applications like video and VoIP across municipal, public safety, transit and utility fleets. Learn how a field upgradable communications platform can enable you to simply and cost-effectively take advantage of 4G, use 3G and Wi-Fi as back-up as required, and make the connection available to multiple devices and applications in the vehicle. Understand why those using laptops with network cards for all their in-vehicle requirements may be seeing the inherent disadvantages of using Windows to manage dispatch, video, records management and other applications. Find out how a new approach to mobile networking is needed – one that protects the investments you’ve already made in devices, but that enables you to migrate simply to WiMAX, LTE and soon, a public safety broadband network.
Deploying E -Ticketing and ALPR systems
E-ticketing and Automated License Plate Recognition systems provide huge benefits for law enforcement, and daunting challenges for IT departments. Today’s law enforcement vehicles equipped with laptops, CAD/AVL and these new technologies need to be connected and managed like corporate IT resources – a task which can be overwhelming without an architecture and infrastructure that supports remote monitoring and management. Learn how In Motion Technology’s mobile gateway and management system can provide an architecture to support a plethora of new law enforcement technologies.
Mobile Communications for Utilities
Learn about a new approach to mobile enterprise networking that will transform your utility fleet into mobile branch offices, enabling laptops, PDAs and other devices in and around the vehicle to connect seamlessly and securely to corporate networks. Crews in the field can send emails, search and update client databases, enabling vehicles to become always-connected mobile branch offices that can create business process improvement opportunities in customer service, IT, inventory management, fleet management, human resources, and communications.
Advanced AVL communications for EMS
Knowing the location of your fleet is critical to being able to dispatch the closest and best-equipped unit. Many agencies don’t have the luxury of a full-blown CAD/AVL solution. Learn how you can deploy a combined communications/AVL solution that will provide real time communications for all your onboard devices and applications, and provide the location information to operations, dispatchers and fleet managers. Join us to learn how In Motion Technology’s communications solution can enable paramedics to send the data simply and quickly to improve patient outcomes.
From Station to Scene: Giving Firefighters The Right Information at the Right Time Improves Safety and Response Times
Imagine being able to provide your firefighters with the right information at the right time to best equip them before they arrive on scene. From rip-and-run and pre-fire plans, to detailed location information and building blueprints – all the information they need to be safe and effective can be transferred wirelessly and seamlessly en route. And for Fire-based EMS, new technology makes creation and transfer of EPCR and 12-lead data simple. In Motion Technology has a solution that makes this a proven reality today. Join us to learn how our solution can enable firefighters to be safer and more effective on scene, dealing with patients and hazardous situations.
Mobile Communications for Enterprise Fleets
Learn about a new approach to mobile enterprise networking that will transform your fleet vehicles into mobile hotspots, enabling laptops, PDAs and other devices in and around the vehicle to connect seamlessly and securely to corporate networks. Crews in the field can send emails, search and update client databases, enabling vehicles to become always-connected mobile branch offices that can create business process improvement opportunities in inventory management, human resources, communications, fleet management and customer service.
Managing Mobile Assets
Mobile workers often need high-value equipment to do their jobs, but how do you manage all the moving inventory and ensure it’s safe-keeping in a mobile environment? Learn how new technology can help you minimize loss and theft of costly field resources.
