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Building a Fault-Tolerant Emergency Notification System Using Existing System Assets

Building a Fault-Tolerant Emergency Notification System Using Existing System Assets

Title:Building a Fault-Tolerant Emergency Notification System Using Existing System Assets (ID: WRC09_169738)
Author(s):Loey Knapp (The University of Montana) and Mike Matthews (The University of Montana)
Topics:E-mail and Messaging, Emergency Notification Systems, WRC09
Origin:Western Regional conferences (04/08/2009)
Type:Presentations and Seminars
Abstract:

The University of Montana has implemented a new emergency notification system that leverages existing e-mail, web, messaging, and enterprise financial/human resources systems. This presentation will demonstrate how disparate systems were integrated into a low-cost, fault-tolerant, stand-alone emergency notification appliance.

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