APCO 2025 Key Takeaways: Part 1
The 2025 edition of the Association of Public-Safety Communications Officials (APCO) trade show and conference was held recently in Baltimore.
The 2025 edition of the Association of Public-Safety Communications Officials (APCO) trade show and conference was held recently in Baltimore.
Public-safety agencies collect vast amounts of data, but the way that data is managed can make or break its usefulness.
Imagine that a hostage situation is unfolding at a business. It’s the result of a domestic dispute, so it’s emotionally charged. The hostage taker is heavily armed and unstable, and SWAT is on the scene.
A recent blog highlighted key insights from MCP subject-matter experts at the 2025 National Emergency Number Association (NENA) conference in Long Beach, California. This follow‑up post features observations from three more MCP thought leaders:
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With a growing need to reduce the burden on its 911 systems and personnel coupled with a growing desire to provide better service to citizens,
This week, the National Emergency Number Association (NENA) holds its annual convention and trade show in Long Beach, California.
In the 11 years that I’ve been with Mission Critical Partners, I have had the privilege and pleasure of working alongside a great many people who are very special, in their abilities,
As part of our effort to inform our clients about potential and serious cybersecurity issues, MCP provides advisories about vulnerabilities and exploits that could threaten the operations of their critical communications networks. Sign up to receive these advisories in your inbox as soon as they are released.
In the ever-evolving world of public safety, facility upgrades are not a luxury — they're a necessity. As technology advances and communities grow, the need for modern, resilient, and future-proof facilities becomes increasingly urgent.
In today’s emergency communications landscape, staffing shortages, skyrocketing call volumes, and increasing public expectations are driving Emergency Communication Centers (ECCs) to seek innovative solutions. Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools and Interactive Voice Response (IVR) systems are often seen as lifelines, offering a way to handle nonemergency calls efficiently, freeing telecommunicators to handle the highest-priority incidents.
A previous blog made the case that 911 center evolution is sorely needed. This blog describes how to go about it.
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