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Mark Fletcher of Inform 911 joins us on a riveting journey through the evolution of public safety communications, sharing his profound experiences from the front lines of emergency response to the halls of policy change. As a former dispatcher turned influencer in public safety telecommunications, Mark opens up about his role in the enactment of Kari's Law, the transformation of 911 services from analog to a digital frontier, and the life-saving potential of integrating IoT networks with real-time data such as video feeds and panic alerts. His story is not just about technological advancement, but a testament to human resilience and dedication, underscored by his recovery from a life-threatening brain aneurysm and his unwavering commitment to enhancing emergency responses across various enterprises.
Our exploration doesn't stop at the phone lines; we also venture into the high-tech corridors of educational institutions where advanced security technologies like facial recognition and millimeter wave detection are becoming paramount in safeguarding our schools. Mark provides a comprehensive look at how these systems coalesce into a unified interface, streamlining the path for quicker and more informed reactions to threats. The episode is as much about innovation as it is about the power of community within the tech industry, as Mark and I reminisce about the familial atmosphere at Avaya and share stories that illuminate the importance of deep connections and idea-sharing in propelling the tech industry forward. Tune in for a deep dive into the intertwined worlds of technology, policy, and the human spirit, all through the lens of public safety's future.
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Interested in being a guest? Email us at [email protected]
Mark Fletcher of Inform 911 joins us on a riveting journey through the evolution of public safety communications, sharing his profound experiences from the front lines of emergency response to the halls of policy change. As a former dispatcher turned influencer in public safety telecommunications, Mark opens up about his role in the enactment of Kari's Law, the transformation of 911 services from analog to a digital frontier, and the life-saving potential of integrating IoT networks with real-time data such as video feeds and panic alerts. His story is not just about technological advancement, but a testament to human resilience and dedication, underscored by his recovery from a life-threatening brain aneurysm and his unwavering commitment to enhancing emergency responses across various enterprises.
Our exploration doesn't stop at the phone lines; we also venture into the high-tech corridors of educational institutions where advanced security technologies like facial recognition and millimeter wave detection are becoming paramount in safeguarding our schools. Mark provides a comprehensive look at how these systems coalesce into a unified interface, streamlining the path for quicker and more informed reactions to threats. The episode is as much about innovation as it is about the power of community within the tech industry, as Mark and I reminisce about the familial atmosphere at Avaya and share stories that illuminate the importance of deep connections and idea-sharing in propelling the tech industry forward. Tune in for a deep dive into the intertwined worlds of technology, policy, and the human spirit, all through the lens of public safety's future.
Support the show
More at https://linktr.ee/EvanKirstel