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A new school year is upon us. In light of the continuous string of headlines speaking to mass shootings and acts of violence taking place
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There are a variety of channels that encompass the ‘safety ecosystem’ in schools. School safety and police officers, training, threat assessment, procedures and protocols for
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While we may hear about active shooter-related lockdowns most often, there are a variety of potential challenges for which a school can employ an emergency
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In a school community, each day is driven by the clock and bell schedule. That schedule can shift each day with special schedules, early dismissals,
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In light of two recent federal laws strengthening the effectiveness of emergency calls, many schools are taking a more critical look at their multiline telephone
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Eastern DataComm is proud to announce that we’ve been named Mitel’s Education Partner of the Year! Mitel, a global leader in business communications with users
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District Implements Leading-Edge Communication And Emergency Notification Systems With Help From Eastern DataComm. The Park Ridge School District comprises three schools with more than 1,200
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Eastern DataComm provides schools, businesses, and municipalities nationwide with end-to-end solutions that are the right fit for their ever-evolving safety and communications needs. We have
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Al Harnisch, President of Eastern DataComm was recently interviewed by Joe Connolly of WCBS Newsradio’s Small Business Report. Connolly’s reports, described as “business news for
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Does your current access control system need an upgrade? Are you thinking about bringing this technology to your school district, business, or municipality? Here are
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Innovation Driven by Our Evolving Customers’ Needs Until now, schools found it difficult to make sure their school safety technology systems were always working correctly.
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School and government administrators have had an overwhelming volume and variety of unprecedented issues to handle these last two years. Not only has COVID-19 altered
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