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Mission Critical Partners Announces New Data Integration Program and Charleston County Social Media Pilot at NENA

Published by RapidSOS Team on June 18, 2018
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Mission Critical Partners (MCP) announced a new program to integrate rich data into PSAPs as well as a collaboration with RapidSOS and a new social media pilot program in the Charleston County (S.C.) Consolidated 911 Center.

The MCP Data Integration Program is designed to help public safety answering points (PSAPs) harness the power of data and precise location information originating from the connected world and third-party devices to enable a better, faster response. MCP helps PSAPs integrate, prioritize and act on data to enable:

  • Stronger location accuracy for wireless calls, which accounted for 80 percent of the 240 million calls made to 911 in the U.S. last year.
  • Filtered and prioritized social media data improving situational awareness
  • Reduced time to process and dispatch calls
  • Faster response times, and ultimately, more lives saved

As a component of the data integration program, MCP is now a designated exclusive certified independent data integrator for RapidSOS, which partners with Internet of Things (IoT) companies and the public safety community to provide a rich data link to public safety via the RapidSOS NG911 Clearinghouse.

MCP also unveiled its new Lifecycle Management Services (LMS) – designed to help PSAPs achieve greater value from technology and information technology (IT) maintenance costs, keep networks secure, stable and running efficiently. LMS can also help resolve network support issues and reduce unplanned downtime of public safety networks.

“As an independent, vendor-neutral advocate for PSAPs, Mission Critical Partner’s Lifecycle Management Services enable PSAPs to have a greater pulse on public safety network and IT with one holistic service provider, alleviating the time burden placed on information technology and staff,” Mr. Murray said.

MCP is also leading a social media pilot program with Charleston County, South Carolina, Consolidated 9-1-1 Center to aid in its response efforts. The pilot includes collaborators from the Penn State College of Information Sciences Technology’s 3C Informatics research team, RapidSOS and Charleston County.

“This pilot program will test the use of social media data in emergency response. The goal is to develop a prototype program with an easy-to-use interface that allows telecommunicators to engage with valuable social media data that can improve situational awareness.” said James Lake, director, Charleston County Consolidated 9-1-1 Center.

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