Firehouse Tech & Comm eNL - Jan 5th, 2024
 
 
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January 5, 2024
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Jason Moore provides the factors that members and departments must explore so that their decisions on purchasing new technology is as buttoned down as possible.
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Eddie Tracey cuts to the chase in his explanation of the application of a new way to educate firefighters.
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Barry Furey looks at new technology for the fire and emergency services, including making virtual 9-1-1 a reality, a means to measure firefighter health stats and traffic warnings for drivers.
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Ken Sedlak explains the pluses and minuses of online meetings and learning management systems for volunteer fire departments.
TECHNOLOGY & COMMUNICATION NEWS
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Fire departments had fun putting together these Christmas-themed videos that are going viral on social media.
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Dispatchers used paper and pencil when technology failed, the outgoing deputy commissioner said.
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Sedgwick County dispatchers did not tell Wichita firefighters where the woman was trapped despite her telling them the apartment numbers and their access to GPS coordinates.
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