Safety: Centralized and simplified
Emergency Operations Centers—also known as command and control centers or dispatch posts—are the center of operations for an organization's security forces.
Dedicated Watch
Facilities with dedicated onsite security personnel also require dedicated workspaces. Multi-channel monitors or video walls show camera feeds and system alarms including propped doors, unusual motion, or denied-access alarms. Dispatch can send nearby officers to an area with unusual activity. Because command watch can see in real-time, incident response can begin sooner, especially in areas where physical patrol is difficult or restricted. In situations requiring evacuation or sheltering in place, the command center can utilize Mass Notification Systems, whether with an auditory broadcast over loudspeakers or through text alerts.Everyday Operations
Much like any other organizational facility, emergency operations centers can utilize a variety of digital displays and control panels in conference and briefing rooms. A variety of sources can be displayed including operator computers, CCTV cameras, television tuners, facility monitoring software, video conferencing codes and many others.Critical Missions
Beyond civilian operations, military command and control centers require precise capabilities and protections. Security and fail-safes are top priority to ensure that critical missions are executed flawlessly. Experienced security and audiovisual integrators like those at Shanix are necessary to ensure all systems are correctly and will work in sync.
