September 27, 2021
GeoComm Webinar: Enhance Your Public Safety Location Intelligence® by Utilizing what3words in GeoComm Maps
In an emergency every second counts. GeoComm Maps is a highly available, secure, cloud-native mapping application purpose built to ensure GeoComm’s Public Safety Location Intelligence® Platform, delivers the right location data, to the right people, at the right time.
The latest version of GeoComm Maps offers public safety telecommunicators using GeoComm Maps with an innovative tool designed to locate and convey locations using unique combinations of just three words. Using a what3words address gives callers a simple way to describe precisely where help is needed, allowing emergency call centers to dispatch resources directly to the scene.
Join Karl Larsen, GeoComm Senior Product Manager for Public Safety Mapping Applications and Ashley Cashion, Director of US Partnerships at what3words (w3w) during a webinar on Thursday, November 18 at 2:00 p.m. Central Time to learn more about this exciting integration.
In addition, guest presenter Keri Brennan, Product Manager for GeoComm GIS Content and Services, will also share the value of adding additional content such as GeoComm Indoor Maps to your mapping application.
Thursday, November 18 at 2:00 p.m. Central Time
CLICK HERE to register today.
Can’t join us live? No problem! Register and you will receive a link to a recording of this session.
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