10 Reasons to Choose Regroup’s Mass Notification System

To many of us, the summer months signal time off from work, longer days, holidays and plenty of outdoor activities.

In the United States, June is Summer Safety Month as well as Pet Preparedness Month. In many regions of North America, the summer months bring with them hurricanes, lightning strikes, tornadoes, wildfires and extreme heat.

Desktop alerts and push notifications to the desktop have been used by businesses for years. They serve to immediately grab the attention of the end-user and can be implemented on-site and, now, remotely.

DALLAS, TX (May 11, 2021) — Regroup Mass Notification, an industry-leading provider of emergency and day-to-day communication solutions, announced today that TMC, a global, integrated media company, has named Regroup as a 2021 Unified Communications Product of the Year Award winner.

The 2020 Atlantic hurricane season was the most active and the fifth costliest Atlantic hurricane season on record, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).

Regroup Mass Notification, an award-winning provider of a powerful mass communication platform, is honored to be recognized as a Top Performer by SourceForge, the world’s largest software reviews and comparison website, in the category of Best Emergency Notification Software.

Discover how mass notifications improve food and beverage manufacturing safety, compliance, and efficiency. Protect your workforce and operations.

For virtually any type of business, communication can often be a challenge. Whether your workforce is on-site or working remotely, communicating effectively is an important part of maintaining efficiency and operational resilience.

On April 5, Regroup Mass Notification celebrated its 15th anniversary with an online get-together for the entire company. Regroup, known for years as a pioneer in the distributed workforce model, welcomed team members from around the world for a company-wide virtual meetup.

As the threat of the COVID-19 pandemic lingers, governments and society have recognized the need to return to as normal a daily life as possible.