Author: Jane Edwards|| Date Published: May 28, 2019
Simon Angove
CentralSquare Technologies has purchased Tellus Safety Solutions for an undisclosed sum in a push to establish a single virtual network to facilitate communications for first responders and other public safety personnel across North America.
CentralSquare said Wednesday it plans to create a common virtual system designed to connect disparate 911 computer aided dispatch software platforms in order to help emergency medical services, fire and police personnel save nearly 125K lives each year and speed up emergency response.
œSeamless CAD-to-CAD connectivity is just one step in our vision to ensure that all agencies nationally can easily access each other™s data and resources, said CentralSquare CEO Simon Angove.
œWe are making record-breaking investments in R&D to ensure that, in using artificial intelligence, machine learning and other technologies, we are building a network where all agencies can quickly respond to emergencies, investigate crimes, pre-detect terror threats and mitigate casualties in natural disasters, Angove added.
CentralSquare said it will continue to update and support all Tellus platforms for existing public safety agency clients.
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