alerting

The second panel, at 10:15am, will present examples of how state and local jurisdictions have implemented multilingual alerting and offer best practices for other jurisdictions.

Federal, state, local, tribal, and territorial alerting authorities can use IPAWS and integrate local systems that use Common Alerting Protocol (CAP) standards with the IPAWS infrastructure.

The federal government is required by law to test its alerting systems every three years.

"Up to this point, all of our hardware monitors provided direct alerting features as part of their built-in web interface, except for the Room Alert 3 Wi-Fi.

For example, during an Ebola outbreak, it would be important to have an alerting system that is capable of quickly creating rules to identify patients that report recent travel to the countries impacted by the outbreak.

The alerting method should provide the capability for users to provide feedback, to provide a rationale for responses to alerts, and to readily access more advanced CDS systems.

All alerting services, however, have a major drawback: They can only alert you to news occurring in sources they cover.

LPCH has tested asynchronous alerting through various methods including the development of a "highly elaborate tab," according to Pageler.

The company said that the IM and Twitter Alerts could be used to provide an organisation's employees with mission critical updates, such as notifying technical reps about newly-logged support tickets, reminding finance staff about overdue invoices and alerting the purchasing department about stock approaching reorder level.

ECN provides a centralized command center for alerting and notifying groups of individuals in the event of an emergency or disaster.

Offering a wide range of reports, alerting services, and online tools, Metrics Group is the value leader in the field of Innovation Analytics.

The Institute for Scientific Information (ISI) has announced the formation of ISI Alerting Services, and the purchase of its Science Citation Index Expanded by the National Library Research Alliance.

In another small town in California, USGS and state officials are currently testing a more sophisticated strategy for alerting the public to geologic hazards.