At Eastman,we're deeply committed to the environment, the global community, and the safety and well-being of our employees.

AtHoc demonstrated their receptiveness by turning our input into an improved product to meet our needs. That’s true responsiveness!

AtHoc worked closely with us throughout Their goals aligned perfectly with Eastman’s.

Triggering an alert is simple.We just add the location of the emergency,fill in the blanks, target the recipient groups and send out the alert.

Recent hurricanes and other emergencies illustrated the need for a comprehensive alerting system. And to ensure compliance with Air Force Instructions 10-2501 (emergency management) and 10-218 (personnel accountability), we began searching for a single system that could meet the network alerting requirements. Products we'd used in the past took too long to operate,had scalability and security issues,and were too slow at getting the word out.

Dramatically increased our alerting reach and the amount of information we can communicate about a threat.

The command standard for a network alerting system is AtHoc Incorporated.

Information from operators was very limited via text message. In addition, calls were being missed when devices were set on silent in the middle of the night.

AtHoc provides us with cost-effective ways to facilitate and enhance the safety and security of any community.

With all of the options out there, it was very clear that AtHoc was the solution to communicate with our existing systems, or those we’re bringing on, or unique requirements such as our regional petrochemical disaster alert system. We needed to have powerful two-way emergency communications, and AtHoc was willing to make it happen.

We needed a technology partner to be just as flexible, agile, and innovative as our project was. We wanted to do extraordinary things out-of-the-box without having to invent a wheel. We looked for companies that could meet our rigorous demands, and found that with AtHoc.

As a world-class institution, we require world-class technology to ensure Macquarie University is ‘crisis-ready’. Knowing that the AtHoc solution we have in place is used by US and Australian Defence Forces gives us peace of mind, but better still, we found the ease of deployment, ongoing management, scalability and multi-platform reach enables the university to keep our staff and students safe – 24/7. The security team especially likes the real-time feedback of the system which allows us to maintain real-time responses to alerts sent and to have greater control over our solution. The AtHoc customer service team is always on hand to support us.

They answered all our questions and helped us see how we could get the most out of AtHoc in our own environment – the best customer service and onboarding experience.

We now have full control over how our messages are displayed plus have another redundant mode of communication just in case our phone lines go down. We can now send a message to all Cisco IP phones and have the message displayed on the phones’ LED screens; or the message can be sent as text and delivered as speech that can be broadcast over the phones, even if they were muted.

Though we share similar emergency alerting needs with other Air Force commands, we also have unique requirements, including the need to call up reservists into active duty to assist in responding to emergencies. As we evaluated different solutions we needed to ensure the one we selected was comprehensive and able to reach people no matter where they are located, on or off base.

It’s a great improvement to our former manual notifications. Prior to AtHoc, it could take us hours or even days to accomplish 100-percent notification. Now we can achieve positive contact in mere minutes.