Compare Desktop Alert vs. Titan HST

Desktop Alert facilitates communication among the nation's emergency response teams and various industries for urgent and significant messages on a global scale. It offers a range of communication tools that ensure vital information, including threat alerts and corporate notifications, reaches users via computer screens, email, mobile devices, SMS, and large displays or kiosks. Notably, Desktop Alert is the sole internal communications provider in the United States awarded the prestigious DISA security certification from the Department of Defense. Its clientele includes prominent government entities such as the US Department of Defense, NATO Enterprise Worldwide (as the exclusive provider), the US Army, the US Air Force, the US National Guard, and the US Academy at West Point. Additionally, it serves several corporate clients, including Mercedes Benz, Atlantic Health, Honeywell, Promedica, Vanderbilt University, Scottrade, General Dynamics, and SIAC. This unique position as a certified vendor underscores Desktop Alert's vital role in enhancing communication security and efficiency in critical situations.

Every moment is crucial in emergencies. Swiftly alert individuals about lockdowns and disseminate broadcast messages containing updates and guidance to ensure safety or facilitate coordinated responses and reunification efforts. You can send mass messages, images, documents, and videos to your audience, while also utilizing real-time group text and picture messaging, live video streaming, group audio calls, GPS features, and Augmented Reality tools tailored for emergencies. The Titan HST system ensures continuous communication, keeping everyone informed whether they are actively using the service or not. During a crisis, you can monitor the safety status and precise locations of users in real-time. Additionally, you can upload and distribute videos, images, documents, and maps to different roles within your organization. The 2-Level Contact-Tracing feature enables the tracking of interactions between phones in close proximity to each other, as well as tracing contacts when an infected person has recently been in a specific area later accessed by others. This comprehensive system enhances safety and response capabilities in critical situations.