Rave Bolsters Life Saving Technologies in 2016
Volume 10
Feb 2017 Edition
Rave Bolsters Life Saving Technologies in 2016
( The impact of Rave Mobile Safety technology in 60 Seconds . Find out how Rave ’ s revolutionary safety technology can help keep your people safe . Courtesy of Rave Mobile Safety and YouTube )
Homicides to Heart Attacks : Rave Mobile Safety provides the leading critical communication and data platform trusted to help save lives . ( Image Credit : Rave Mobile Safety )
Rave Mobile Safety ( Rave ), has announced a number of 2016 key milestones that enabled customers to prepare better , act faster and save lives .
Highlights include , record customer growth , continued industry leading customer retention rates and key strategic partner announcements , and most importantly , lives positively impacted .
Record Client Growth For the 21st consecutive quarter , Rave achieved record growth with hundreds of new customers representing more than 1,000 unique deployments across state & local agencies , corporations , critical infrastructure , K-12 districts and higher education .
Furthermore , Rave continued to expand its diverse client roster .
For example , Nassau County , New York expanded on its relationship with Rave by electing to deploy Rave Panic Button as a key part of its safety and response infrastructure for protecting all of the county ’ s schools and critical infrastructure .
“ In a year with growing threats and increased violence , our customers leveraged Rave ’ s platform to enhance preparedness and protection ,” said Tom Axbey , president and CEO of Rave Mobile Safety .
“ It ’ s more important than ever for organizations to have the technology and plans in place should an emergency occur . Rave is continually innovating to help prevent emergencies and we expect to bring even more lifesaving results in 2017 for the institutions using our solutions .”
( Rave Panic Button Alerts Teachers to Gun on Campus . Courtesy of Rave Mobile Safety and YouTube )
Additionally , following successful deployments in dozens of 9-1-1 centers , Michigan made
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