The public-safety tech firm Rave Mobile Safety announced Monday that it’s been selected as California’s provider for emergency mass notifications amid a statewide project to upgrade its 911 system.
Rave’s cloud-based platform is now available to hundreds of public-safety agencies across the state as they transition to an IP-based system, called next-generation 911. Todd Piett, Rave’s chief executive officer, told StateScoop that the company’s alerting system will integrate with the new platforms being implemented by the state, aimed at improving the accuracy and speed with which government can respond to emergencies.
