When seconds count : automated notification in the mission-critical environment / by Dave Krikac.

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Subject: The introduction of interactive voice processing technology, coupled with state-of-the-art automated notification systems has revolutionized the emergency notification process. One telephone call can initiate hundreds of calls instantaneously

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At head of title: When seconds count--Disaster Resource Guide

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Dave Krikac is the VP of Marketing for Dialogic Communications Corporation, Franklin, TN

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The introduction of interactive voice processing technology, coupled with state-of-the-art automated notification systems has revolutionized the emergency notification process. One telephone call can initiate hundreds of calls instantaneously

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