Database Systems Corp. (DSC) is a leading provider of call center technology products and services including emergency broadcast systems.

DSC offers an affordable and expandable emergency message broadcasting system using analog phone lines. Features include our easy to use Wizard that leads you step by step through the definition of your broadcast phone applications. You can program your own system or we can provide you with a custom voice application.

DSC also offers our PACER digital phone dialer that supports up to 1000 phone lines. These systems can likewise be networked, so the dialing capacity is limited only by the public exchange.

If your emergency response center requires a larger capacity phone dialer, your existing applications can be easily ported to this multiple T1 emergency dialer when your call volume requires a larger system.

Contact DSC Today to learn more about our emergency broadcast systems.

• 4, 8, or 12 Analog Line Configurations
• Industrial Quality PC (Monitor Optional)
• Intel/Dialogic Telephony Card(s)
• Windows OS
• DSC Phone Software
• Multiple Voice Broadcast Programs
• VB Wizard Software
• Text To Speech Integration
• Touch Phone Navigation
• Information Service
• Call Recording
• Message Forwarding
• Easy Upgrade to T1 PACER Systems

• Customized Voice Broadcast Programs Using IVR Wizard
• Concurrent Inbound IVR functionality
• LINUX, Unix, Windows Development Kit
• Custom VB Application Development
• XML Push Voice Messaging
• Professional Voice Over Messages
• CRM Expansion Option with Agent Support
• Easy Upgrade to PACER Systems with T1 Phone Lines

Our WIZARD analog phone system can broadcast emergency phone messages and community alerts and announcements. Phone call messages can be automatically generated using our XML Push technology. Our emergency voice broadcasting system can place one call or thousands of calls. Pre-recorded messages can be played to either individuals and answering machines or just to individuals informing them of emergency alerts, community events, upcoming appointments or simply notifications. A different alert message can be played when an answering machine is detected versus an individual. Simple to complex scripts can be developed for touch phone response. Calls can be directed to emergency operators who are working from a central location or from home. Calls can also be transferred to outside third parties.

• Simple Emergency Broadcasting - This is a basic call where the phone system dials from a list and plays one standard message either to an individual, or to an indivdual and an answering machine. No person or agent is required to talk with the contacted party who in turn simply listens to the message. This technique could be useful when you wish to simply provide information or announce an event, provide a reminder, or request an action from the contacted individual.



• Custom Emergency Broadcast Messages - This is similar to the Simple Voice Broadcasting but the phone system plays a customized message based upon the number dialed. Unique items of information can be inserted into a standard message. Likewise the entire message could be unique for each number or based upon demographic items in the call list database. The message itself could be stored in the database. This technique could be useful when you wish to perform targeted marketing or if you want to provide custom reminders with names, addresses, amounts, dates or times included in the message.


• Emergency Broadcast with Touchphone Response - This method expands the prior call technique by playing a message that gives the contacted individual options from which to select. Using touchphone responses such as "Press 1 for...", the choices could include obtaining additional information, leaving a voice message, or terminating the call. A different message can be left on an answering machine or the answering machine could be ignored completely. Although more complex than the prior call types, this form of call broadcast dialing does not require that emergency staff members be available to handle calls.
  
  
• Emergency Broadcast and Call Transfer - This is similar to the prior call technique but with the option to transfer the call to a third party. Again, using touchphone responses the contacted individual can request that the call be transferred to an outside agent. The phone system dials another number and when contact is made with the third party or different phone system, the call is transferred. This is effective when the transfer party or organization is remote or not directly connected with your phone system and center.

Emergency Broadcast Reports

A key feature of the our emergency broadcasting service is the ability to generate real time reports and graphs. This important measuring system helps you observe and control the performance of your emergency broadcast system with clear and meaningful displays.

Graphs and charts of operational statistics let you measure the effectiveness of each community alert campaign as it progresses. The information contained in each of these reports can be downloaded into a spreadsheet format for individually customized reporting.

A sample of the reporting capability can be seen by clicking on the graphic to your right.

Contact DSC to learn more about our emergency broadcast phone system.