Now and the Future for IP Reporting

Description and Details

Where's My Jetpack?

And my hover car? Daniel Wilson laments these tardy technologies in his 2007 book, and he could have added IP alarm reporting to the list. But IP alarm reporting is now becoming ubiquitous, and this set of discussions with an industry expert will prepare your leadership team for success with this technology. This presentation will be customized to your needs, but the basic presentation covers:

• Tipping Point: Why IP reporting is accelerating now
• Proprietary Traps Abound: Currently available options
• Depressingly Simple: Selecting an IP receiver
• Can You Hear Me Now?: It's easy to accept digital cellular reporting
• Just Send It To My Phone: Subscriber involvement with their monitoring
• The New Phone Company: Hosted IP reporting solutions
• POTS is Already in the Can: Why major operations ignore existing telco service at new accounts
• Centering the Meter: Central station provisioning for IP traffic
• Who's On First?: ANSI/SIA DC-09 IP reporting standard
• The Next Big Thing: Pending industry standard for an IP reporting alternative

Format

The default format for this topic is three, one hour sessions conducted during one morning or afternoon with up to 12 participants. Two 20 minute breaks allow participants to to sneak a look at their email and return calls so they can return to focus on the topic. In addition to slides and lecture, participants are asked to contribute to the presentation and to discuss their specific situation.

Each participant is given a presentation outline on which they can take notes, and plenty of time is allowed for questions.

Target Audience

This discussion is most useful for leaders in an organization that operates its own central station. While some technical detail is covered, the discussion targets strategy and planning for IP reporting deployment.

Making Arrangements

Contact us to make arrangements for this be presented at your site. The basic cost of the presentation is $895 for up to 12 participants. Travel time is billed at $42.50 per hour while the presenter is actively traveling. Modest travel expenses are billed at cost.

One option to avoid travel expense is to use telepresence tools (e.g. Webex) combined with your on-site coordinator. Our presenter will visit your facility "virtually" to present the information and facilitiate the discussion.