Friday, September 29, 2006
US Air Force Procures Desktop Alert for Mass Notification
Chatham, N.J.: US Air Force Space Command Center in Peterson, Colorado has selected Desktop Alert Enterprise Server for Mass Notification to critical personnel. The Desktop Alert Enterprise Edition Server licenses purchased will guarantee alerts are served to thousands of personnel and machines with critical content delivery to desktops in less then one minute in most scenarios. Desktop Alert is built on the Microsoft .Net Platform.
It has also been selected by McGuire US Air Force Base in New Jersey for a base-wide installation serving alerts to upwards of 10,000 computers on network.
"Desktop Alert has performed superbly for McGuire base-wide, and the team at Desktop Alert is to be commended for a superb product and an even better support staff. System was approved as secure and has bolstered critical communications at the base," said Carlton Powell at McGuire Air Force Base.
Desktop Alert Mass Notification offerings include the ability to publish alerts to thousands of devices on the network for alerting desktops, laptops and mobile devices. Desktop Alert platform architecture provides for alert publication over an internet protocol created on network.
(EWORLDWIRE)
It has also been selected by McGuire US Air Force Base in New Jersey for a base-wide installation serving alerts to upwards of 10,000 computers on network.
"Desktop Alert has performed superbly for McGuire base-wide, and the team at Desktop Alert is to be commended for a superb product and an even better support staff. System was approved as secure and has bolstered critical communications at the base," said Carlton Powell at McGuire Air Force Base.
Desktop Alert Mass Notification offerings include the ability to publish alerts to thousands of devices on the network for alerting desktops, laptops and mobile devices. Desktop Alert platform architecture provides for alert publication over an internet protocol created on network.
(EWORLDWIRE)
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