Regroup was recognized for its high standards and outstanding mass notification platform utilized by hundreds of organizations across the nation.

It goes without saying, 2020 was not the year we anticipated. With gratitude, we look back on a year where we were able to work closely with our clients to keep their organizations and communities safe and informed.

Regroup Mass Notification has been recognized for the third year in a row by American Security Today for its contributions toward creating a safer and more resilient nation.

A leader in the field of mass communications, Regroup announces it will move its headquarters to align with the company's vision of expansion and growth. The new location will unlock opportunities locally and for international markets.

A new law regarding businesses operating in California will come into effect on Jan. 1, 2021. Like the various rules around the country, both at the federal, state and local level, California Assembly Bill 685 is aimed at protecting public health during the pandemic. 

It’s hard to believe we’re nearing the end of 2020, a year we will never forget. Now is the time to sharpen communication skills to keep everyone safe and informed as the winter approaches.

After an overwhelmingly positive response to our first-ever Regroup Ready Award in 2019, we are excited to announce our Second Annual Regroup Ready Award.

Cyberattacks are on the rise. Whether it’s data breaches to steal customer information, or ransomware, designed to force the victims to pay money to restore their data and systems, experts say it’s becoming a much larger part of our interconnected world.

For a third consecutive year, Regroup’s unparalleled SaaS communication solution has received the highest recognition from Mobile Village award program. The Mobile Star Awards highlighted Regroup’s recent achievements and innovations in the field of mass communication.

Millions of students, from preschoolers to graduate students, were abruptly sent home. So were teachers, faculty and staff. For most districts and campuses, this went on for many months.