Blue Bird Corporation
Blue Bird, school bus manufacturers, was looking for innovative ways to increase workplace safety and engage their employees, that's where Rave came in.
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Rave Assists Seaboard Foods During COVID-19 Outbreak & Beyond
As the coronavirus pandemic swept the country, Seaboard Foods found a way to proactively share critical health and safety information with employees.
Fluor Federal Petroleum Operations Adds Mass Notification to Keep Employees Safe
Fluor upgraded WebEOC and integrated Rave Alert and ESRI mapping to create an updated, automated, efficient system that was easy to use and simplified information input and sharing.
Going Beyond 9-1-1 and Building a Safer Community in Washington State
Discover how Snohomish County 911 leverages Rave Mobile Safety technologies to enhance emergency response, connect with underserved communities, and ensure public safety.
Concordia University Leverages Rave to Swiftly Respond to COVID-19 Outbreak
When COVID-19 hit, Concordia University needed an innovative way to engage all 46,000 students and over 6,000 staff, so they turned to Rave.
Reinforcing Our Culture of Safety: How AstraZeneca Launched Mass Communications as a Force Multiplier
Learn how AstraZeneca transformed its emergency response with Rave Mobile Safety's technologies, improving communication, reducing response times, and ensuring employee safety.
Better Communication Leads to Faster Emergency Response Times and Safer Communities in Texas
Learn how Montgomery County, TX overcame the challenges of an outdated emergency alert system using the Rave Mobile Safety platform.
Rancho Santiago Community College District Provides an Inclusive Safety Net to Visitors
In the fall of 2017, Rancho Santiago Community College used Rave Alert to send out messages telling their students and faculty to evacuate due to a wildfire.
William Paterson University
When William Paterson University of New Jersey made the switch to the Rave mass notification system, it was about protecting everyone on campus, including temporary visitors through the SMS Opt-In feature.
University of South Florida Keeps More Than 66,000 Community Members Safe During Severe Weather Through Rave Alert
South Florida weather can be deadly. Hurricanes and tornadoes generally strike between June–November, while major thunderstorms and lightning occur from the spring to the fall.
