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On-demand webinar: Solving for safer schools and communities: Leveraging integrated technology to improve collaboration and strengthen safety everywhere

How integrated technology and AI elevates emergency incident response

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Everything starts with safety. It’s the constant that empowers people to confidently move forward. Our safety and security ecosystem helps protect people, property and places and enables the collaboration that’s critical between public safety agencies, enterprises and communities for a proactive approach to safety and security.

Join industry specialists as they discuss situations facing our communities today and the ways agencies and communities can improve collaboration and increase safety of citizens and first responders through an integrated ecosystem of technology.

In this webinar, Motorola Solutions’ speakers focus on a school safety scenario to discuss how school faculty and local law enforcement can work together to secure a safe campus and prevent a potential threat from escalating through connected video, software and communication technologies – from solutions such as AI-powered video security that detects anomalies, seamless access control with automated lockdown protocols, to panic button solutions for instant communication between school personnel and law enforcement. Our industry team shares how integrated technology and the use of AI impacts the four operational phases of managing everyday events or emergency incidents:

● Detect: Know what’s happening.

● Analyze: Gather insights quickly.

● Communicate: Connect and inform the right people.

● Manage: Coordinate and manage effectively.

WHAT ATTENDEES LIKED FROM THIS PRESENTATION:

“Videos always lend a great helping hand in relaying important information. The entire presentation was a perfect combination of visual and audio info.”

“The presentation made valid points concerning interoperability.”

“A lot of great information on how this technology is used.”

“Good information!”

MEET THE SPEAKERS:

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L - R: Dave Wilson, Alan Melvin

During his 32-year career, Chief David Wilson served in a wide range of assignments including patrol, field-training officer, SWAT, community services, professional standards, special enforcement team (Narcotics/Gangs) and investigations. He served as a supervisor in Patrol, 9-1-1 Command Center, SWAT and Professional Standards. David has been involved in various professional organizations including the California Police Chiefs Association, National and California Association of Tactical Officers, National Emergency Number Association (NENA) and the Association of Public-Safety Communications Officials (APCO). He has a Bachelor’s degree in Business and Management from Azusa Pacific University. David is a graduate of the California Supervisory Leadership Institute and the California Command College. Chief Wilson uses his years of experience in public safety to advise public safety agencies on a variety of mission-critical solutions. As an experienced leader, he understands the first step of enhancing safety technology begins with a strong, trusted partnership. Understanding the needs and desired outcomes of a public safety department is critical to this partnership.

Lt. Colonel (Ret.) Alan Melvin, FBINA Graduate Session 251, is a 28-year veteran of the North Carolina State Highway Patrol, where he held several key positions during his tenure. As part of Motorola Solutions’ Industry Team, he continues to share his vast knowledge and experience as a consultant and speaker, focusing on law enforcement technology, interoperability, and intelligence-led policing strategies. His professional background in law enforcement includes:

  • Director of the Patrol’s Support Operations to include Fleet Mgmt, Technical Services, Training and serving as agency CFO
  • Unit Commander of the Patrol’s Technical Services Unit and building out NC’s Statewide Interoperability Voice Network
  • Statewide Interoperability Coordinator, State of NC
  • USDOJ, Technical Working Group on Intel-Led Policing
  • Post-Graduate Certificate, Criminal Justice, UVA
  • MPA, University of North Carolina
  • BS, East Carolina University