DISASTER-PROOF COMMUNICATION WITH MULTICALL WHEN NETWORKS COLLAPSE

MultiCall is a disaster-proof communication platform, because your networks, apps, and workflows never recover when the chips are down without it.

Flooding. Power outages. Cyberattacks. Infrastructure collapse. At some point, every company in the world has an emergency that imperils its stability. When disaster strikes, those with the fastest, most reliable means of communication have a competitive advantage – and those that don’t get eaten up.

Modern Communication

In regular times, most companies have come to rely on video conferencing, cloud chat apps or even on-device, data-consuming enterprise apps for business continuity. Video calls freeze or disconnect, and media uploads fail when connectivity is flaky, devices are underpowered, or servers are overloaded.

But when disaster strikes, users find themselves having to work during periods of extreme (and often sudden) connectivity reductions. Servers go down, and devices have no access to high-quality internet. Apps used for day-to-day operations are therefore often ill-suited to the emergency context.

Bandwidth-Hogging Connection

Voice communication is a more reliable form of communication because it requires less data to work and does not rely on intensive bandwidth use. Group voice calls are the most efficient method of communication when sending instructions to dispersed and multiple users. Instructions that are not received at once become confusing and ineffective – and voice cuts through the noise.

MultiCall is open and available, with no additional server dependency, and will function at times of total connectivity disruption with Internet Service Providers (ISPs). Disaster-proof calls features include:

Designs and functions with low connectivity zones in mind, not server overload.

Operates outside the server-based dependencies used by most other platforms – especially during critical periods of connectivity disruption.

When a larger network is needed to send a message and when bandwidth does not favor data-hungry apps, MultiCall is optimized to perform on all internet-enabled devices.

Disaster-Proof Call Plans

MultiCall solutions represent the best choice for effective communication between a customer base and third-party partners, with the highest security. As the trusted third-party call service of choice for national emergency alert systems, MultiCall:

• Provides a channel for updating disaster recovery plans.
• Guarantees rapid and actionable command and control throughout the affected system.
• Transmits short-range emergency status or information on additional services to employees and customers.
• Helps maintain overall client and partner confidence during a crisis.
• Supports remote disaster management by allowing for mass notification in the event of a natural disaster.

MultiCall In Times of Crisis

MultiCall’s Global Early Warning System (GEWS) program works across the globe. Emergency response systems have been hardened over time and remain available in the event of infrastructure failure or natural disasters. These features make MultiCall ideal for use in disaster-proof scenarios, such as:

• Military installations
• Railway systems
• Search and rescue management
• Traffic command systems
• Energy and utility control towers
• Why voice is the most efficient channel

Voice communications are strongly associated with, and remain the most preferred means of communications on-demand during crisis or emergency situations.

Get Disaster-Proof with MultiCall

MultiCall is a tool for businesses that empowers them to gain operational advantage when networks are unavailable or challenged. As more people work with distributed teams or remotely than ever before, reliable communication has never been more crucial.

Disaster-proof plans are important not only for communications continuity, but because recovery and redundancy are most effective where communication is stable and fast. Contact MultiCall to speak to one of our knowledgeable, experienced professionals about setting up your emergency calls plan today.