Over 100 colleges using e2campus

Posted by gasusan2005 on Jul 25, 2007

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e2 Omnilert, maker of the mass notification system for higher education called e2Campus, announced today that over 100 colleges and universities have adopted mass text messaging systems from e2Campus.

The heightened awareness of emergency preparedness has prompted school officials to seek better action plans. One solution is to communicate to students’ personal cell phones via SMS text messaging. e2Campus utilizes SMS to enable a school official to push urgent information right to a
student’s pocket or purse.

The service can instantly and simultaneously send alerts to a subscriber’s:e2Campus_diagram

  • Mobile phone (via SMS text message)
  • Blackberry
  • Wireless PDA
  • Text pager
  • School email & personal e-mail accounts
  • School Web page (via our Bulletin Board feature)
  • Personal portal (My Yahoo, iGoogle or My AOL page)
  • RSS reader
  • Digital signage throughout campus

e2Campus Applications:

e2Campus is ideal for schools that need to communicate swiftly and effectively to all employees, students, volunteers, partners, first responders, media and others.

  • Emergency Broadcasts
  • Terrorist Alerts
  • Weather Advisories
  • School Closings
  • Event Cancellations
  • All-Points-Bulletin (APB)
  • Published Tip-Line
  • Phone Tree Replacement
  • And More

To see some of the institutions that have adopted the e2Campus mass notification system visit here.

For more information visit e2campus

Source: Omnilert

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