AWS 2.0, the network-centric emergency mass notification system, powered by AtHoc, provides recall and personnel accountability, servicing 80,000 personnel across 100 locations.

Supports all five branches of the Pentagon to send alerts rapidly through IP-networked workstations using pop-up audio/visual alerts, protecting people, facilities and infrastructure against all threats.

System provides alerting, accountability, recall, and protection to 60,000 CBP agents and personnel tasked with securing America's borders.

Enterprise-wide EMNS infrastructure enables interoperable communications, personnel accountability, and standardized alerting across DHS agencies.

AtHoc system currently protects over 400,000 VA personnel nationally; with plans to scale to over 700,000 enterprise-wide.

Crisis Communication System delivers closed-looped, bi-directional alerts and tracking across multiple devices, improving operations for 30,000 nurses plus faculty and staff.

Emergency mass notification notifies physicians, nurses, and technicians when existing system is disabled, keeping 10,000 health care professionals and their patients safe.

Campus-wide integrated mass notification solution alerting campus population via computer pop up alerts, EAS radio broadcast, cable TV, telephones, email and SMS text.

World's Largest Christian University Integrates AtHoc Emergency Mass Notification System into Campus Life.

Port leverages the same modern technologies in use today by the Department of Homeland Security at the majority of U.S. ports and airports.

The AtHoc IWSAlerts solution for TDC systems enables rapid bi-directional communications and the ability to receive command and control information.

Centrally deployed network-centric notification system supporting on-base hospital and schools to rapidly alert personnel and their families via desktop notifications, text messaging and email alerting.

The enterprise-wide standardization of AtHoc IWSAlerts deployed worldwide, protects 225,000 active duty Marines and civilians across all Marine Corps bases, camps, depots, and stations.

Navy-wide standard of net-centric alerting system, covering 400,000 Navy personnel across over 100 facilities worldwide. Deployed by SPAWAR.

Enterprise-wide implementation supports multiple installations from the same Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) data center, utilizing a centralized secure private cloud architecture to easily add remote locations.