Desktop alert is a less than one minute notification platform, achieved a number of awards from the various fields for their work. Headquarters, U.S. National Guard Bureau at Arlington Hall, Virginia has standardized on the Desktop Alert Notification System.
The service is for Army readiness center and for the NGB headquarter staff. The national guard bureau joint staff including both Air national guard and Army National guard personnel relocated to Arlington Hall. Personnel are further protected by the Desktop Alert Systems integration with the alarm systems and fire safety.
The system can contact thousand of computer users at the desktop and require them to click for the conformation. Those which are not verified are getting listed on the report, and send as an integrated target package, so that can connect automatically by other means like emails, SMS, text, smart phone and personal safety devices.
Departments Of Army and Air force use National guard bureau the channel of communication between states and departments. National Guard Bureau has more than 80 years of experience and had has gone through a number of changes, important events, wars and the creation of separate Air force.
Now the mission of the National guard bureau is to participate in with the Army and Air Force staff in the various programs. NGB is responsible for the maintenance of the Army and Air force programs in the 50 states.
“We have served Arlington Hall since 2009. We are very honored that the National Guard Headquarters has finalized its decision and standardized on our mass notification platform. It is our mission at Desktop Alert to provide our customers with reliable IP- based notification systems capable of getting the message to the right people when seconds count. Our integration with Facility Fire Safety provides today’s military with the ideal notification solution for an increasingly challenging environment. It has been well demonstrated that Desktop Alert can deliver notifications at a higher rate of speed with fewer resources than all other notification capabilities previously used by the Department of Defense” said by Howard Ryan, CEO Desktop Alert Inc.
