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ATI Systems Introduces New Product Series: (VITAL) Vehicle Integrated Total Alert ATI Systems has launched a new product line for vehicle applications. The VS400 and VS1600 are extremely powerful, compact systems which provide audio power for clearly communicating warning tones or voice over long distances. ATI Systems and Rave Mobile Safety Announce Partnership ATI Systems and Rave Mobile Safety partner to provide a mass notification solution comprised of wireless acoustics and multi-modal alerting functionality View the press release (PDF) ATI Systems Announces EWNS.net ATI Systems, the industry-leading mass notification provider, will soon be releasing new Net Centric software “EWNS.Net”. View the press release (PDF) ATI Systems Showcased at Two March Industry Events The industry-leading mass notification provider demonstrated at the Air Force’s Worldwide Command Post Conference and Industrial Fire World’s Emergency Responder Conference & Expo. View the press release (PDF) ATI Systems in the News: Security Magazine Cover Story  The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey’s reconstruction is underway with ambitious plans for five new skyscrapers, a memorial park and museum, a new transportation hub, a retail complex and a performing arts center. The safety and security of the construction and planning team are paramount. What was needed was a unique emergency warning system on the site. The system from ATI will provide audible alerts and intelligible voice commands through its outdoor speaker system. In case of any hazardous event, weather-related or man-made emergency that requires an evacuation or relocation from the various construction zones within the site, the system will immediately notify the construction and planning team. The design is based on a unique proprietary acoustic model which will ensure sound audibility and voice intelligibility throughout the entire construction site with minimum echo and reflection. Sound will be projected into the site from the perimeter rather than from the center outward, to achieve a minimal amount of sound disruption to the neighboring community. The mass notification system meets all applicable code and standard requirements and has field-proven reliability. Its user-friendly software interface will be operated by the Port Authority police and authorized staff to ensure the safety of the WTC construction community through each phase of the reconstruction project, which is expected to continue through 2013. Once construction is completed, the system can be expanded to interface with other emergency notification solutions, such as text messaging and desktop alerting, to continue to ensure the safety of the WTC complex in both outdoor and indoor locations. Bryan House, campus safety director at Bethel College, also believes that "mass notification is a must. We use phone, e-mail and personnel as a means of communication. Time is crucial to getting the emergency word out and the total lock-down of a facility is almost impossible. But you have to control each situation as it comes to you and teamwork with different departments helps a lot." ATI Systems On the Scene at April Events  ATI Systems will demonstrate its campus capabilities at the IACLEA Mid-America Regional Conference in Hinckley, Minnesota on April 20th. Colleges and universities from 13 states will view firsthand the latest technology solutions available to secure their communities. International Association of Campus Law Enforcement Administrators: (IACLEA). Visit our table (#115) at the Campus Safety Conference in Tampa, Florida on April 26th, 27th & 28th. The second annual event from Campus Safety Magazine brings together public safety stakeholders from education and healthcare to prepare for critical safety and security incidents. ATI Systems Will Protect the World Trade Center During Construction  The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey’s reconstruction of the World Trade Center (WTC) complex is underway with ambitious plans for five new skyscrapers, a memorial park and museum, a new transportation hub, a retail complex and a performing arts center. The safety and security of the construction and planning team are paramount. Therefore, in September of 2008 ATI Systems of East Boston, MA was awarded the contract to provide an emergency warning system on the construction site. The ATI system will provide audible alerts and intelligible voice commands through its outdoor speaker system. In case of any hazardous event, weather-related or man-made emergency that requires an evacuation or relocation from the various construction zones within the site, the ATI system will immediately notify the construction and planning team. ATI Systems designed and manufactured a complete system and installation is now underway.
ATI Systems Completes Extensive New Indian Point Project  ATI Systems of East Boston, MA was selected to provide a complete emergency warning system for the 10-mile Emergency Planning Zone (EPZ) surrounding the Indian Point Energy Center in Buchanan, NY. Operated by Entergy, Indian Point is a nuclear facility on the east bank of the Hudson River with unique safety requirements mandated by the Energy Policy Act of 2005 and the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Indian Point needed a reliable system to alert the public in case of any emergency that could affect the surrounding communities. ATI Systems’ extensive installation is one of the largest mass notification systems in the world covering four New York counties and a wide geographic area of 10 miles in radius. The ATI system will provide audible alert tones and intelligible voice commands in certain areas via its outdoor speaker system in case of any hazardous event requiring immediate action. It was approved by FEMA for use in August of 2008.
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