In this post, discover how our mobile public safety solutions seamlessly connect field officers and first responders to computer-aided dispatch data and task-specific information.
Every year, 911 call centers receive millions of calls from citizens using smartphones. However, many PSAPs still rely on ANI/ALI landline location information. In this post, Beth Harte discusses how Hexagon’s computer-aided dispatch system and RapidSOS' location accuracy technology work together to help PSAPs overcome this challenge.
In this post, Kelsey Ryon discusses the fiber optic network adoption trends, technical challenges, and Hexagon solutions that were highlighted in our recent webinar with Fiber Broadband Association.
Gone are the days of field officers and first responders being disconnected from dispatch the moment they step foot on the ground. In this post, our mobile products manager Waylon Kenning discusses how smartphones and mobile applications bring efficiency to public safety agencies.
In this post, Kelsey Ryon discusses the benefits of Clevest’s Enterprise Scheduling solution and other topics we will cover in an upcoming webinar.
In this post, industry expert Richard Goodman discusses how U.K. water utilities can use digital twin technologies, system thinking, and innovations from other industries to better manage infrastructure assets.
Improving customer service and lowering total expenditures are driving U.K. water utilities to move from non-intelligent asset registers to creating a digital twin for entire asset databases. In this post, industry expert Keston Morris discusses how water utilities can apply system thinking and other innovative approaches to work across domains.
Hexagon and Clevest have partnered to offer robust workforce automation products alongside Hexagon’s utility GIS and outage management systems. In this post, Pam Bernier discusses the benefits and advantages this strategic partnership brings to our customers.
The International Association of Chiefs of Police's annual conference and expo is right around the corner. In this post, Beth Harte highlights the in-booth presentations and public safety technology we will be showcasing at this year's event.
Learning from other sectors has been a common theme in recent discussions across the U.K. water industry. In this post, Keston Morris discusses the benefits water utility companies could reap by adopting incident command practices used by public safety agencies to manage major incidents and events.