There has always been value in choosing a Mass Notification System (MNS), from town criers to tornado sirens. In this era -- where technology has enabled a nearly infinite number of customizable alerts over multiple devices -- it’s no surprise that the field of MNS providers has become crowded.

Regroup Mass Notification effectively delivered more than 2.3 million alerts during the 10th Annual Great ShakeOut, a global earthquake simulation aimed to improve earthquake preparedness and response.

There are more than 150 active volcanoes in the United States and its territories, meaning millions of Americans live, work, or vacation in areas primed for volcanic activity that could happen at any time.

Conflict and disagreements can occur anywhere that people spend a significant amount of time together, such as the office.

The tools we build at Regroup Mass Notification aren't just a line item to cover bureaucrats’ behinds; they can help prevent these situations from coming to life by equipping teachers like mine to send an alert, get assistance form school staff or security, and hopefully get ahead of a bad situation before it happens.

Implementing a mass communication platform for construction companies is both easy and relatively inexpensive. Increased safety and better asset management are the results.

False alarms in emergency messaging systems are unacceptable, and can be prevented with best practices in place and systems that use more modern technology. Regroup can help.

A year for the record books: the facts and stats behind the record-breaking 2017 hurricane season and historic California wildfires

San Francisco-based Regroup approved by USGS to initiate ShakeAlert pilot projects with select clients for early earthquake warnings

In a developed country like the United States, food safety is generally accepted as a given due to the high quality production standards of large, brand name companies.