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The unexpected has just occurred. What do you do next?
For most people, the response includes, "I'd call..."; however, experienced emergency responders will remind you that you may not have a phone, power, or office for that matter. So now what do you do?
Ultimately your outcome relies upon your having the Essential Mobile Communications Center (E=MC2), a total communications solution that is just like you - unique. Tailored to your specific needs with ample consideration for the unexpected, Howard Technology Solutions now offers a total end-to-end solution to ensure that you have virtually instantaneous access from any remote location to your data, office personnel, customers, or emergency workers.
Learn more about planning for the unexpected by browsing these informative product pieces. And feel free to contact us today with your questions or to obtain pricing!
Product Overview (PDF)
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Einstein
Designed for rapid-deployment in harsh environmental conditions, Einstein provides for the immediate creation of a secure wireless and/or wired LAN and WAN infrastructure with a robust communication (VoIP) and conferencing (VTC) system. As the industry’s premier rugged communications appliance, it delivers the power, flexibility, and portability you can depend upon regardless of your environment.
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IC-360
IC-360 is a much-needed mobile communications package for Emergency Response and Management Applications. The compact, self contained ruggedized case allows first responders to provide incident site and terrestrial command centers with immediate data, video, and audio from any remote locations.
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AGT Mobile Site Command (MSC)
The AGT Mobile Site Command (MSC) from Howard Technology Solutions is the solution for customers that require a deployable platform for emergency response voice, video, and data communications. The MSC provides effective information both at an incident site (horizontal comms) and from responders at that incident site to their respective chains of command (vertical comms).
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