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leannammiller commented 7 years ago

Guardly

Whether you’re traveling overseas on business, in a parking garage with poor cellular coverage or sitting at your desk, Guardly alerts and connects you with your organization’s security operations instantly. Launching Guardly activates its location detection capabilities, transmitting real-time GPS location and indoor positioning within buildings (for select enterprise customers), while providing two-way communication with private security, 911 authorities and safety groups.

Administrators within your organization may also send mobile alerts based on location or user-group, ensuring relevant and reliable messages in case of an emergency.

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http://www.guardly.com/

Line Messenger

In March 2011, Japan was hit by an 8.9 magnitude earthquake that initiated a 30-foot high tsunami, triggering a nuclear meltdown of the Fukushima Daichi plant. By the end, more than 18,000 people had been confirmed dead and the elements had completely demolished large portions of Japan’s phone system, leaving citizens no way of contacting loved ones to see if they were okay. Months later, LINE Messenger, a subsidiary of South Korean internet company Naver, was launched.

Providing free IM and calling through various devices, LINE soon became the world’s fastest-growing social network in the area – exceeding Twitter use within a year. Though widely accepted as a messaging app, LINE has helped thousands of users stay in contact in emergency situations.

Disaster Alert Download for iOS or Android™ or use PDC's web-accessible application with any phone, tablet, or computer.

Disaster Alert is a free-download, global, multi-hazard monitoring and alerting application for iOS and Android™ smart devices, powered by PDC’s DisasterAWARE platform that has a no-download web version for all users.

Disaster Alert has been independently reviewed and placed in the "top-pick" lists of national and international agencies and news media, including the top 5 of U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), and top 3 of Heavy.com for disaster-related free apps, and it has been featured in New York Times (twice), USA Today, Wall Street Journal, and International Business Times, and on both Discovery Channel and CNN.