Podcasts about e911

Joe Siemandel, the State Public Affairs Officer, and Karina Shagren, the Military Department's Communications Director, sit down and chat with Adam Wasserman, the manager for the state's Enhanced 911 system. He talks about the history of the E-911 system, how it works and what the future holds with the new Text-To-911 features that are becoming more popular across the country.

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Ways to sell art online & Epson restricting third-party ink cartridges? Porting your home phone number to a Tracfone, how to copy files off a DVD, why your printer may not work on your computer after updating the OS, podcasts about adaptive technology for the elderly, issues with mp3 file naming, why cell phones don't suffer congestion like WiFi, what you can do with your old computers, talking to Sam Abuelsamid, Chris Marquardt, and Rod Pyle, and more of your calls! Host: Leo Laporte Guests: Sam Abuelsamid, Chris Marquardt, and Rod Pyle Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/the-tech-guy. For detailed show notes, visit techguylabs.com. Sponsors: Uber.com/TECHGUY nureva.com/twit

Ways to sell art online & Epson restricting third-party ink cartridges? Porting your home phone number to a Tracfone, how to copy files off a DVD, why your printer may not work on your computer after updating the OS, podcasts about adaptive technology for the elderly, issues with mp3 file naming, why cell phones don't suffer congestion like WiFi, what you can do with your old computers, talking to Sam Abuelsamid, Chris Marquardt, and Rod Pyle, and more of your calls! Host: Leo Laporte Guests: Sam Abuelsamid, Chris Marquardt, and Rod Pyle Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/the-tech-guy. For detailed show notes, visit techguylabs.com. Sponsors: Uber.com/TECHGUY nureva.com/twit

Ways to sell art online & Epson restricting third-party ink cartridges? Porting your home phone number to a Tracfone, how to copy files off a DVD, why your printer may not work on your computer after updating the OS, podcasts about adaptive technology for the elderly, issues with mp3 file naming, why cell phones don't suffer congestion like WiFi, what you can do with your old computers, talking to Sam Abuelsamid, Chris Marquardt, and Rod Pyle, and more of your calls! Host: Leo Laporte Guests: Sam Abuelsamid, Chris Marquardt, and Rod Pyle Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/the-tech-guy. For detailed show notes, visit techguylabs.com. Sponsors: Uber.com/TECHGUY nureva.com/twit

Ways to sell art online & Epson restricting third-party ink cartridges? Porting your home phone number to a Tracfone, how to copy files off a DVD, why your printer may not work on your computer after updating the OS, podcasts about adaptive technology for the elderly, issues with mp3 file naming, why cell phones don't suffer congestion like WiFi, what you can do with your old computers, talking to Sam Abuelsamid, Chris Marquardt, and Rod Pyle, and more of your calls! Host: Leo Laporte Guests: Sam Abuelsamid, Chris Marquardt, and Rod Pyle Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/the-tech-guy. For detailed show notes, visit techguylabs.com. Sponsors: Uber.com/TECHGUY nureva.com/twit

Ways to sell art online & Epson restricting third-party ink cartridges? Porting your home phone number to a Tracfone, how to copy files off a DVD, why your printer may not work on your computer after updating the OS, podcasts about adaptive technology for the elderly, issues with mp3 file naming, why cell phones don't suffer congestion like WiFi, what you can do with your old computers, talking to Sam Abuelsamid, Chris Marquardt, and Rod Pyle, and more of your calls! Host: Leo Laporte Guests: Sam Abuelsamid, Chris Marquardt, and Rod Pyle Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/the-tech-guy. For detailed show notes, visit techguylabs.com. Sponsors: Uber.com/TECHGUY nureva.com/twit

Ways to sell art online & Epson restricting third-party ink cartridges? Porting your home phone number to a Tracfone, how to copy files off a DVD, why your printer may not work on your computer after updating the OS, podcasts about adaptive technology for the elderly, issues with mp3 file naming, why cell phones don't suffer congestion like WiFi, what you can do with your old computers, talking to Sam Abuelsamid, Chris Marquardt, and Rod Pyle, and more of your calls! Host: Leo Laporte Guests: Sam Abuelsamid, Chris Marquardt, and Rod Pyle Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/the-tech-guy. For detailed show notes, visit techguylabs.com. Sponsors: Uber.com/TECHGUY nureva.com/twit

Ways to sell art online & Epson restricting third-party ink cartridges? Porting your home phone number to a Tracfone, how to copy files off a DVD, why your printer may not work on your computer after updating the OS, podcasts about adaptive technology for the elderly, issues with mp3 file naming, why cell phones don't suffer congestion like WiFi, what you can do with your old computers, talking to Sam Abuelsamid, Chris Marquardt, and Rod Pyle, and more of your calls! Host: Leo Laporte Guests: Sam Abuelsamid, Chris Marquardt, and Rod Pyle Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/the-tech-guy. For detailed show notes, visit techguylabs.com. Sponsors: Uber.com/TECHGUY nureva.com/twit

Ways to sell art online & Epson restricting third-party ink cartridges? Porting your home phone number to a Tracfone, how to copy files off a DVD, why your printer may not work on your computer after updating the OS, podcasts about adaptive technology for the elderly, issues with mp3 file naming, why cell phones don't suffer congestion like WiFi, what you can do with your old computers, talking to Sam Abuelsamid, Chris Marquardt, and Rod Pyle, and more of your calls! Host: Leo Laporte Guests: Sam Abuelsamid, Chris Marquardt, and Rod Pyle Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/the-tech-guy. For detailed show notes, visit techguylabs.com. Sponsors: Uber.com/TECHGUY nureva.com/twit

Ways to sell art online & Epson restricting third-party ink cartridges? Porting your home phone number to a Tracfone, how to copy files off a DVD, why your printer may not work on your computer after updating the OS, podcasts about adaptive technology for the elderly, issues with mp3 file naming, why cell phones don't suffer congestion like WiFi, what you can do with your old computers, talking to Sam Abuelsamid, Chris Marquardt, and Rod Pyle, and more of your calls! Host: Leo Laporte Guests: Sam Abuelsamid, Chris Marquardt, and Rod Pyle Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/the-tech-guy. For detailed show notes, visit techguylabs.com. Sponsors: Uber.com/TECHGUY nureva.com/twit

Ways to sell art online & Epson restricting third-party ink cartridges? Porting your home phone number to a Tracfone, how to copy files off a DVD, why your printer may not work on your computer after updating the OS, podcasts about adaptive technology for the elderly, issues with mp3 file naming, why cell phones don't suffer congestion like WiFi, what you can do with your old computers, talking to Sam Abuelsamid, Chris Marquardt, and Rod Pyle, and more of your calls! Host: Leo Laporte Guests: Sam Abuelsamid, Chris Marquardt, and Rod Pyle Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/the-tech-guy. For detailed show notes, visit techguylabs.com. Sponsors: Uber.com/TECHGUY nureva.com/twit

Ways to sell art online & Epson restricting third-party ink cartridges? Porting your home phone number to a Tracfone, how to copy files off a DVD, why your printer may not work on your computer after updating the OS, podcasts about adaptive technology for the elderly, issues with mp3 file naming, why cell phones don't suffer congestion like WiFi, what you can do with your old computers, talking to Sam Abuelsamid, Chris Marquardt, and Rod Pyle, and more of your calls! Host: Leo Laporte Guests: Sam Abuelsamid, Chris Marquardt, and Rod Pyle Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/the-tech-guy. For detailed show notes, visit techguylabs.com. Sponsors: Uber.com/TECHGUY nureva.com/twit

Beginning this year, new federal regulations take effect that require companies to transmit accurate location information with each 911 call originating from company premises, and next year the requirements become more stringent.  Federal and state E911 rules and regulations are intended to make it easier for users to reach 911 and for first responders to receive accurate location information. Listen to this 11 minute podcast as Andrew Brown, the Managing Partner at LB3 and Chairman of TC2, explains to Joe Schmidt why complying with E911 isn’t something companies can put off and offers advice on what to do now.

UC Today's Rob Scott hosts Mary A. Boyd, VP, Regulatory Policy and External Affairs at Intrado and Lev Deich, VP, Delivery and Operations at Intrado.

Recorded during SkySwitch Vectors 2019 this podcast discusses the issues and solutions for contacting emergency services. A roundtable podcast discussing E911, Kari's Law and location service issues with members of the emergency services and SkySwitch.

At the packed Aug1st Open Meeting, E911 took center stage as Karti's Law and the Ray Baum Act §506 were discussed and voted on, as mandated by Congress, Fletch sits down with Chairman Ajit Pai and Hank Hunt for the REAL INSIDE story.

Whenever I asked NENA's CEO Brian Fontes to sit down for five minutes for podcast it is not unusual for us to record a discussion lasting 30 minutes or more. Today was no different, and we discussed NENA, the i3 NG911 framework evolution, industry technology changes and so much more. Don't miss this great episode recorded in Orlando Florida.

80% or more calls to 911 originate from cell phones, but location reporting is very poor. RapidSOS provides a fix for that and other IoT connected devices and they have teamed with Avaya and 911 Secure to deliver that from additional data from Avaya enterprise phone systems..

Avaya announces unprecedented, enterprise life-saving device location discovery capabilities are now available through the integration between RapidSOS, 911 Secure SENTRY™ and the Avaya Aura and IP Office using the latest emergency response management solutions from Avaya.

Eddie Reyes is a 30 year Public Safety veteran and the Director of 911 for Prince William County in Va. A long term supporter of NG911, Reyes talks to Fletch about the deployment, critical info that will be available and touches on Steve Souder did to build the foundation for NG911 in the NCR. This s a great history lesson of the District's Public Safety history, and a view of what's to come. Don't miss it!

Eddie Reyes is a 30 year Public Safety veteran and the Director of 911 for Prince William County in Va. A long term supporter of NG911, Reyes talks to Fletch about the deployment, critical info that will be available and touches on Steve Souder did to build the foundation for NG911 in the NCR. This s a great history lesson of the District's Public Safety history, and a view of what's to come. Don't miss it!

Here's the second podcast from our series where LB3's Laura McDonald and Kevin DiLallo discuss with TC2's Joe Schmidt the Ten Things to Watch in 2019. This episode looks at the FCC's proposed new E911 rules, buying more broadband for the buck, and what will happen with Net Neutrality.

At the recent Avaya ENGAGE® event in Austin, TX, Avaya announced unprecedented, life-saving device location and additional data reporting capabilities that are now available as part of Avaya communications solutions for emergency response management providing real-time information that can help make the difference in life or death situations.

Avaya was presented with the 2018 Go Red Goes STEM Mission Innovation Award by the Chicago American Heart Association. "Every year, we think about ways to do more for the students and bring our mission to life in new and exciting ways. This year, [Avaya] stepped up and challenged us to think about the ways we’re using communication and technology. Not only has this company been dedicated to having an impact on the TODAY, but this company has moved the needle for our mission through the support of passing Kari’s Law [having] a tremendous impact on the lives of cardiac and stroke victims.

News of the Bogus: 0:26 – Facebook's Latest Fake News ‘Purge' Terminates Several Accounts Known For Their Criticism Of Law Enforcement https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20181013/19344840830/facebooks-latest-fake-news-purge-terminates-several-accounts-known-their-criticism-law-enforcement.shtml 2:25 – John McAfee on Twitter: “The “Presidential alerts”: they are capable of accessing the E911 chip in your phones…” https://twitter.com/officialmcafee/status/1047585232831041536 John McAfee on Twitter: “Canadian police officer made a DarkWeb service to […]

Did you get the Presidential Alert text? Some people on the left were really upset by that. There's even a lawsuit against the White House over it. If you've listened to this show you know I'm not a fan of the President, but I actually thought this was a good idea. Radio and traditional TV have been replaced by streaming services and podcasts so the most effective way of getting out a message these days is through our devices. So I didn't really get the outrage until I read some Tweets by John Mcafee. The "Presidential alerts": they are capable of accessing the E911 chip in your phones – giving them full access to your location, microphone, camera and every function of your phone. This not a rant, this is from me, still one of the leading cybersecurity experts. Wake up people!— John McAfee Audio used from Vice News full episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KCYLKCZf9QQ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thecoffeebuzz/message

What a great honor to be with 911 legend Steve Souder in Haleyville AL to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the very first 911 call in the US and reflects on a 911 history of his own that spans nearly the same time.

What a great honor to be with 911 legend Steve Souder in Haleyville AL to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the very first 911 call in the US and reflects on a 911 history of his own that spans nearly the same time.

911 call takers across the United States answer an exorbitant amount of calls for assistance. While the bulk majority of these are real and life threatening emergencies, there are the nonemergency calls that are made out of poor judgment, or the lack of understanding of what an emergency number is really designed for. On top of this, a very small percentage are what are known as "Frequent Flyers". They get this nickname, not for being regular travelers in the friendly skies, but for constantly using, and in many cases abusing, local 911 emergency services.

911 call takers across the United States answer an exorbitant amount of calls for assistance. While the bulk majority of these are real and life threatening emergencies, there are the nonemergency calls that are made out of poor judgment, or the lack of understanding of what an emergency number is really designed for. On top of this, a very small percentage are what are known as "Frequent Flyers". They get this nickname, not for being regular travelers in the friendly skies, but for constantly using, and in many cases abusing, local 911 emergency services.

An effective E-911 implementation doesn't just happen; it takes a solid strategy. Tune in for tips from IT expert Irwin Lazar, of Nemertes Research.

iOS 11 added a new SOS emergency feature designed to give you a new discrete way to call 911, and let your emergency contacts know that you called. IT DOES NOT notify 911 operators of what your location is, despite misquoted reviews on the inter-web's. Be sure to catch this real story on what this feature does, and doesn't do.

What was reported to be a life saving 911 gift for Christmas has been exposed by a Northern Michigan PSAP as one that does not work and may actually DELAY services from reaching you. Remember, if it sounds too good to be true - it likely ISN'T as found out with this popular 911 Emergency Pendant sold on some Television Shopping Networks.

It doesn't matter what the data is if garbage is going in; Then the result that's coming out will also be garbage.In public safety, emergency call takersMust rely on their got feelings.Would it be great if they could rely on real informationLike picturesAnd other forms of multimedia?

Ask anyone in public safety and they will tell you that the most critical information, yet often the most elusive, is the location of the caller. Not only is the location accuracy grossly inadequate with most mobile devices today, often a caller is unaware of what their "dispatchable address" is. Not only do public safety dispatchers rely on the technology in the network to route the call correctly, but the inability of that technology to give them a discreet location puts the onus on the caller to be able to convey that information to the 911 call taker.

Should I text? Should I call? Calling is clearly better, but do PSAPs have to evolve with the way people communicate? ADDED BONUS: @ShannaJackman is a singer/songwriter from New England, but also mans the console at a PSAP on nights. Check out her new hit single "Answer The Call" right here, and maybe an interview in the coming weeks.

During the recent hurricanes in Texas and Florida, public safety officials reported very few people usingText to 911 for emergencies. Instead, social media was flooded, but public safety agencies weren't ready for the influx of those messages. Was this a Social Media fluke? Or, a telltale sign for the future? Check out Fletch's opinion on this episode of E911 Talk.

With any innovation, comes the opportunity for additional technology. At times, the technology is a welcome addition, while at other times it’s merely an opportunity for marketing. 911 solutions could cost you significant money unless you understand how they operate. Save 10's of thousand on your solution each year. The bigger you are, the more you save,

Ever considered sitting for the Emergency Number Professional (ENP) Certification test? The NENA Institute Board has approved an electronic testing program for all ENP examinations. These testing periods consist of a two-week time frame scheduled four (4) times a year. Visit http://www.nena.org/?page=ENP for additional information and testing dates.ENP study groups are a great way of preparing for the ENP Certification test. If you are interested in participating in a ENP Study Group, you can now contact a Virginia Chapter of NENA Executive Board member to participate. Open to all.

Ever considered sitting for the Emergency Number Professional (ENP) Certification test? The NENA Institute Board has approved an electronic testing program for all ENP examinations. These testing periods consist of a two-week time frame scheduled four (4) times a year. Visit http://www.nena.org/?page=ENP for additional information and testing dates. ENP study groups are a great way of preparing for the ENP Certification test. If you are interested in participating in a ENP Study Group, you can now contact a Virginia Chapter of NENA Executive Board member to participate. Open to all.

Deavers on The Avaya Tech Transfer sessions - Fletch on NYC roll out Kari's Law for E911 on MLTS and Steve talks to Sharon Scott from Mutare about the evolution of messaging in today's evolving UC environment.

Fletch and Irwin talk about E911 in MLTS systems, the trends and complexities that business face with compliance regulations and liability. Supporting UCaaS and Work@Home environments and mobility issues with laptops and cell phones. @Imlazar

NENA releases 2 important documents for Public Review and Comment on ESInet design and Call Blocking procedures to protect PSAPs from TDoS attacks from a known source. For more details see http://dev.nena.org

NENA releases 2 important documents for Public Review and Comment on ESInet design and Call Blocking procedures to protect PSAPs from TDoS attacks from a known source. For more details see http://dev.nena.org

Fletch and Steve cover CM 5 EoS and Partner events Guest Attorney Martha Buyer talks about liability and E911

Conveyant Systems, a leading supplier of Emergency Response Management Solutions and PC-based Attendant Consoles, today announced that its Sentry E911 solution is compliant with key team engagement solutions from Avaya, a global provider of business communications software, systems and services.

In this informative podcast with Jason Forehand from RedSky, we discuss e911 (Enhanced 911) and how the evolving communications landscape is impacting the ability of businesses to deliver accurate 911 services to their employees.  We dig into the regulatory and legislative arena and what businesses need to know about existing and potential regulations for companies (for example, 18 states already mandate e911) and how municipalities are working to keep their 911 systems current and able to take advantage of modern mobile technology. We also discuss how mega-trends in business communications like SIP trunking, Unified Communications as a Service (UCaaS), mobility and remote working are impacting how businesses need to think about e911.  If your business is scaling, you are planning on updating your communications platform or your state is adopting new legislation, this podcast is worth the listen.

Innovation brings change, Change brings innovation. the legacy constructs of the E911 database no longer hold the answers to todays emergencies. New procedures and new data are how Commercial E911 solutions today can accomplish the vision of NG911 services right now.

Innovation brings change, Change brings innovation. the legacy constructs of the E911 database no longer hold the answers to todays emergencies. New procedures and new data are how Commercial E911 solutions today can accomplish the vision of NG911 services right now.

What solution do I recommend for E911? Easy - The one that you need to solve your particular solution. Here are some things that are on my checklist and why I always start my remediation activities with a detailed analysis.

The last part in our 4 part series on E911 in the Enterprise

The MLTS E911 remediation project continues with part 3

Part 2 of our Enterprise E911 remediation project

Join us as we go through the implementation of E911 in our Enterprise.

NENA i3 is a radical departure from the legacy model of Public Safety communications. With this paradigm shift in technology comes a shift in revenues, and a lot of 'muscle flexing' took place the ultimately delayed the adoption and implementation of NG911.

Here are the comments AVAYA submitted to Michigan on their initial attempt to legislate E911 for MLTS / ECS. Much of what we suggested the PUC back in 2011 has yet to be deployed. Best practices are best practices.

What is SWATting? How does it impact Public Safety? Fletch covers the details of this menacing problem that is becoming more popular with hackers today looking to create DDoS and TDoS attacks on our nations Emergency Services Network.

Fletch calculates that BILLIONS are being collected for E911, but where is the money going? New NG911 carriers are disrupting the financial model of Public Safety. Let the political fights start.

Fletch talks about additional E911 laws in the US - Back then - only 16 States had any legislation, and it was a mash-up with little consistency. Fortunately today things are better, especially after Kari's Law started making the rounds with some consistency.

Join us each week for Coffee with Andrew and Rob, the official podcast of Coffee with Rob. Every show will involve casual conversation between myself, my good friend, Andrew Amat, and guests as we tackle opinions on the news featured here on the blog. Please join us for one hour of round table discussion. Would you like to ask a question or have your opinions mentioned on air? Email theshow@coffeewithrob.netLate again! I need to apologize once again for not meeting schedule but hopefully we'll be back on track starting next week. Unfortunately, this time of year is pretty busy for me and it seems that with the entire network, I've bitten off way more than I can chew. Regardless, we do have a show for you and here it is!First topic got off underway pretty quickly. We spoke for a pretty long time about how much longer we had until there was no more physical media or entertainment. Went on a huge tangent about video games, specifically Steam and Gamestop and I even went as far as to allude that Gamestop's days were numbered. After the break we spoke a bit about Minecraft and how incredibly addicting the game is. Andrew told us a bit about what he was working on there which sounds pretty ambitious. After that we spoke about the current education situation here in the United States and concluded that it was in a pretty bad state.Music used: Cold Funk by Kevin MacLeod as the outro and intermission.Get the podcast:[iTunes] Subscribe to the show on iTunes[BlackBerry Podcasts] Search for us on the BlackBerry Podcast app for BlackBerry smartphones[RSS] Subscribe to the show via RSS[MP3] Download the MP3 and listen on any playerOr listen here on the page:Stories covered this week:How long until all things are distributed via Internet?Education in the US is pretty bad. 

Avaya's Product Line Manager for Emergency Services, Mark J. Fletcher, ENP, exposes the top 10 E911 myths and highlights a special announcement for WLAN

Avaya's Product Line Manager for Emergency Services, Mark J. Fletcher, ENP, details SIP based carriers for E911 and their use of VPC services to position users in remote areas.

How does your E911 call get to the right PSAP? The Selective Router is an important part of the E911 infrastructure that interconnects the Public PSTN to the Private E911 networks that exist across the country. Understanding the mechanics behind how these COs switch your 911 calls is a critical piece of the puzzle.

The world of E911 is filled with acronyms like ERL, ELIN, ANI and ALI, but just what do these things mean? More importantly, do I need to understand them all? Listen in while Fletch goes over the important ones that will allow you to have an intelligent conversation and help you from overbuying on a solution by understanding what you actually need.

Often enterprise administrators are tempted to terminate 911 calls internally at a designated extension. You may think you are doing the caller a favor, but in reality you may be delaying critical help. Before you establish a Private Emergency Answer Point or PEAP, understand the liability and single point of failure you may be creating,

What you need to know about E911 callbacks. What are they? How do I configure them? What about non-DID numbers? Should they go back to the caller? There are a lot of reasons to map these to a centralized emergency desk like security. Will the caller even be there in an emergency? Where ever they terminate, make sure they are answered.

VPCs are required, in many cases, to connect with the disparate E911 networks. What do you need to to understand about these services? And most importantly, what is the cost? While a lot of similarity in services exists, this can also create a confusing environment.

On-site notification is an important part of any solution. Fortunately, it is part of the core functionality of all platforms from Avaya and enhanced by DevConnect solutions like the SENTRY™ and SENTRYLite™ from Conveyant Systems, Inc. Understanding that an emergency has occurred in any building is table stakes in any solution and provides the granularity of where the event occurred so internal responders can assist if possible.

Understanding what you are buying BEFORE you purchase is critical for almost anything you buy. So why would you make a purchase decision for an E911 for your enterprise without doing some research? Everyone will tell you they are the best, everyone will tell you they are the most effective, but they have told you this BEFORE they even understand your need, or make sure YOU understand your needs. This is where a pro services enagement will likely save you 3 to 4 times the cost of the engagement in savings.

Avaya selects WLAN location tracking and reporting functionality, produced by Conveyant Systems, Inc., and has added associated software entitlement into the WLAN 8100 controller completely FREE to the end user.

The very first Podcast of the E911 Talk Series talking about Text to 911 and NG911 services.

Tomorrow, 12/13/2005, Please exercise your right and vote. I plan on voting a big "NO" on all items on the "4 to Fix" as well as the E911 item. I play a couple of songs with a "tax" theme to them. Vol 1 No 4 - Tulsa Topics Podcast 12/12/2005 Streaming Version Click on link to download the complete MP3 to your computer iTunes Tulsa Topics Podcast Page Comments can be made by sending an email at tulsatopics-AT-gmail.com (replace the -AT- with @) or clicking on the graphic directly below.