While our frontline workers provide an invaluable service to the public during times of natural disaster, it’s often their families that provide the support they need. Globalstar products work to save lives and keep families connected. Whether it is a Check-In message or shared view for live or historical location tracking on a map, loved ones have peace of mind and can give their support through that invisible connection.
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Satellite services offer a worry free communication alternative that goes beyond traditional terrestrial limits. Always on and always reliable, Globalstar provides cost-effective options for Emergency Managers.
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For many companies, role definition often prevents a business from the ability to create a lone/remote worker safety program.
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Adapting to organizational safety requirements starts and stops with adoption. Whether it’s attire, sensors, tracking, communication or PPE of some other nature, the proper use and long-term adoption are key to the success of the program. These 4 steps will give those responsible for building safety and those accountable for enforcing the safety the tools, support, and partnership to make this safety solution stick.
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Globalstar offers easy voice communication with standard US 10-digit dialing and exceptional voice quality. Globalstar also works with partners who develop tools such as a devices used to monitor a remote generator, provide field updates to a GIS solution, or send security alerts from a remote camera site. Satellite users know they need remote solutions but may not realize the power of the tools they own.
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Let’s talk Cradle Point and expand on the applications improved by Globalstar’s Sat-Fi2 services during disaster response and recovery. Understanding the distinct differences between response and recovery is key to incorporating the Globalstar solution into your emergency planning. Globalstar Sat-Fi solutions partnered with Cradle Point and traditional LTE will give the option to go where the people are. Be at the “bleeding” edge of the recovery efforts. Maintain strong operational awareness during both rescue and recovery.
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