DIR vs Aegix AIM

The DIR-S (Disaster Incident Report and Security) alert application allows for individuals in an organization to notify others of an emergency with a touch of a button within 5 seconds. It enables an organization to manage emergencies real-time using chat features and interactive floor plans and have access to emergency plans. This application is essential when it comes to emergency management. Not only does it address worst-case scenario, active shooters, it can also manage more common emergencies such as medical incidents. We solve a complex problem with a simple solution. Situational awareness is essential in any emergency. The DIR-S alert gives optimal situational awareness for those involved in the emergency and those responding. The following are key features the DIR-S application provides. • Addresses various emergencies • 5-second notification
 • Compatible with any device 
• Simple to use • Decentralized 
• Works on existing infrastructure
 • Two-way, real-time communication
 • Incident & Post Incident management • Software-based technology It is necessary to setup a user account with Tresit Group to gain access to the application. We strive for excellence in all that we do. We value any feedback or input into making this the best experience for our users. Contact us by email at info@tresitgroup.com.

When a critical incident occurs, Responders have no insights into what is happening within a building. Where are the building floor plans or campus maps? Are all occupants safe, unsafe, and do they need medical attention? Are students safe and accounted for? Where is the threat located? Where are your people in the building? Little or no communication happens with responders. Radio signals are usually weak. This lack of information dilemma is commonly referred to as the Big Black Hole by responders. Aegix AIM provides information from within an incident, which creates more consideration on how your organization communicates and plans with responders, key administrators, and staff. Additionally, these aforementioned issues should be considered when reviewing various school safety protocols, standard operating procedures, products, equipment, and services.