Cleartronic, Inc.’s (CLRI) Communication Technol
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Posted On: 03/13/2015 4:35:00 PM
Cleartronic, Inc.’s (CLRI) Communication Technologies are Life Saving Solutions
Thanks to Internet and media coverage you can at least imagine the potential pandemonium of managing massive political occasions, disaster or emergency response, airport operations, or other events requiring precise communication, security and order. Florida-based Cleartronic, through its subsidiary and licensed communications platform, delivers structured, interoperable solutions that enable order and efficiency in even the most chaotic situations.
Cleartronic creates and acquires operating subsidiaries to develop, manufacture and sell products, services and integrated systems to government agencies and business enterprises. The company’s current customer base includes more than 200 client companies in the fields of emergency services agencies, airport management, and colleges and universities, all of which rely on interoperable communication solutions from its VoiceInterop subsidiary.
VoiceInterop’s patented IP communication gateways and communication software are marketed direct to customers as well as through a network of value added resellers. The company’s customer base of international airports include Dulles, Reagan, Omaha, Cincinnati, Green Bay and West Palm Beach.
Cleartronic recently received the licensing right to market Collabria LLC’s revolutionary ReadyOp™ command, control and communication platform, a web-based application that integrates multiple databases and a robust communications platform supporting day-to-day activities for planning and managing small- and large-scale events.
The need for interoperable communication was never more evident than during the September 11, 2001, attacks. While radio communications were modified to address inadequacies discovered after the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, communications systems during 9/11 lacked interoperability, were damaged during the attack, and crumbled under the simultaneous communications between response parties. These problems were fatal for many first responders whose systems lacked the ability to communicate across department lines, such as police units directly communicating via radio with fire units.
While there is some measure of confusion to be expected in any large event, whether planned or unforeseen emergency, new technologies are being developed to handle unprecedented loads with efficiency. ReadyOp is a tested and proven solution that enables fast, efficient access to information and for communication with multiple persons, groups and agencies. The communications platform is currently being used by numerous federal, state and local government agencies and private enterprises that can’t afford the risks of subpar communications platforms.
For more information visit www.cleartronicinc.com
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Thanks to Internet and media coverage you can at least imagine the potential pandemonium of managing massive political occasions, disaster or emergency response, airport operations, or other events requiring precise communication, security and order. Florida-based Cleartronic, through its subsidiary and licensed communications platform, delivers structured, interoperable solutions that enable order and efficiency in even the most chaotic situations.
Cleartronic creates and acquires operating subsidiaries to develop, manufacture and sell products, services and integrated systems to government agencies and business enterprises. The company’s current customer base includes more than 200 client companies in the fields of emergency services agencies, airport management, and colleges and universities, all of which rely on interoperable communication solutions from its VoiceInterop subsidiary.
VoiceInterop’s patented IP communication gateways and communication software are marketed direct to customers as well as through a network of value added resellers. The company’s customer base of international airports include Dulles, Reagan, Omaha, Cincinnati, Green Bay and West Palm Beach.
Cleartronic recently received the licensing right to market Collabria LLC’s revolutionary ReadyOp™ command, control and communication platform, a web-based application that integrates multiple databases and a robust communications platform supporting day-to-day activities for planning and managing small- and large-scale events.
The need for interoperable communication was never more evident than during the September 11, 2001, attacks. While radio communications were modified to address inadequacies discovered after the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, communications systems during 9/11 lacked interoperability, were damaged during the attack, and crumbled under the simultaneous communications between response parties. These problems were fatal for many first responders whose systems lacked the ability to communicate across department lines, such as police units directly communicating via radio with fire units.
While there is some measure of confusion to be expected in any large event, whether planned or unforeseen emergency, new technologies are being developed to handle unprecedented loads with efficiency. ReadyOp is a tested and proven solution that enables fast, efficient access to information and for communication with multiple persons, groups and agencies. The communications platform is currently being used by numerous federal, state and local government agencies and private enterprises that can’t afford the risks of subpar communications platforms.
For more information visit www.cleartronicinc.com
Please see disclaimer on the QualityStocks website: http://Disclaimer.QualityStocks.com
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