911Cellular is named one of the Top Government Tech Solution Providers of 2018
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911Cellular is named one of the Top Government Tech Solution Providers of 2018 in CIO Applications Magazine. CIO Magazine sat down with Chad Salahshour, the President and CEO of 911Cellular, to talk about how 911Cellular came to fruition. Chad is still actively involved with a local police department, and it’s because of his law enforcement background that he created and started implementing our lifesaving technology across the country. 911Cellular works with dispatchers and smartphone users to open up the lines of emergency communication and to pinpoint your location during an emergency.
“This list gives you some of the most prominent organizations in the industry”. 911Cellular is thrilled to be a part of this, and we look forward to assisting everyone from government agencies to students on college campuses. 911Cellular doesn’t just cater to large cities and counties. We want to ensure that no matter what your budget, we can make safety affordable for your community. From K-12 schools and private corporations to small universities and large campuses, we have tools for every community. Your safety shouldn’t cost a fortune, and we are committed to providing everyone with the best service possible.
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has tested our technology and found that our location accuracy far exceeds FCC standards through year 2021. 911Cellular plans on continuing to stay ahead of the curve and consistently improving our app systems so that we can improve the safety of every single person who utilizes them.
From our mass notification system to Indoor Positioning System (IPS) technology and everything in between, 911Cellular has one goal in mind; safety. We have combined technology and law enforcement to effectively open up communication, location, and verification that systems are working above the normal guidelines.
“911 Cellular; Delivering Reliable Safety Solution”
You can read the article in it’s entirety here: https://www.cioapplications.com/magazines/February2018/GovernmentTech/
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