DETROIT – Mobile/wireless technologies are becoming
increasingly imperative to effective implementation of public safety services.
On September 14th at 6 p.m. the Detroit Chapter of Mobile Monday Michigan, a
subsidiary of the Mobile Technology Association of Michigan, will explore this
topic at an event hosted by TechTown Detroit.
During this program Mobile Monday Detroit will present
Michigan-based experts who will provide the perspective of the safety services
end-user, as well as the technology service provider to showcase what is
already being done, as well as additional opportunities for those interested in
exploring this technology sector. Speakers for the evening will include:
Michael Bouchard, Sheriff, Oakland County
Mary Harris, Sales Executive, Salamander Technologies
Though wireless technologies such as the ubiquitous radio
and mobile ticketing solutions are common, public safety technology today is
increasingly utilizing ever more sophisticated technologies to meet the needs
of today’s safety service organizations. Technologies that enable data sharing
across disparate public safety communications systems, as well as sensors and
cameras that improve awareness or transmit biometrics and location data, are
critical to reducing injury and loss of life, as are many other uses of
mobile/wireless technologies.
Attendance at Mobile Monday Detroit is FREE, but advance
registration is required at http://meetup.com/Mobile-Monday-Detroit.
Free parking is available in TechTown lots. Refreshments will be provided by
our host sponsor, TechTown Detroit.
Mobile Monday Detroit is sponsored by the Mobile Technology Association of Michigan(MTAM), Mobile Monday Michigan,
and TechTown Detroit.
