Alert Cascade in Action

We recently presented at the Resilient Scotland Conference in Edinburgh – our topic was the importance of considering potential impacts from flooding in your business continuity plan.

Mass notification is a broad term; depending on who you’re talking with, it can mean anything from a one way text blast, right up to a multi-channel two way communication system with all the bells and whistles … or anything in between.

What’s the solution for making resilient communications easy?
We’ve asked a lot of questions in this series of articles, and discussed some of the roadblocks we’ve seen our customers face.

What’s the solution for making resilient communications easy?
We’ve asked a lot of questions in this series of articles, and discussed some of the roadblocks we’ve seen our customers face.

What’s the solution for making resilient communications easy?
We’ve asked a lot of questions in this series of articles, and discussed some of the roadblocks we’ve seen our customers face.

In our previous article, we learnt that we can’t be resilient in isolation. We need to collaborate, and and we need to communicate effectively with people, regardless of what’s happening around us. But what do we mean by “resilient communications”? What makes a communication method resilient?

First of all, let’s take a few minutes to answer the most obvious questions. What have communications got to do with resilience? What are you going to get out of this series of articles?