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How can companies quickly alert their workplace first aiders?
A medical emergency in the workplace usually comes unexpectedly. A person falls, complains of severe pain, or loses consciousness. At that moment, it's crucial to quickly determine: Where is the emergency? Who can help? Has the emergency services already been notified? Many companies have a sufficient number of trained first aiders. However, in an emergency, there is often a lack of a clear and reliable way to quickly reach the right people. A functioning first responder aler
Christian Kreuter
9 min read


Crisis management communication: From alarm to joint situation overview
Krisenstabsalarmierung mit einem aktuellen Lagebild When a crisis team is convened, the first important step has been taken. The relevant people have been informed, the situation is being taken seriously, and the organization is beginning to align itself with the event. But the real crisis management work only begins afterwards. Because an alerted crisis team is not automatically capable of taking action. Crucially, all involved must work with the same information, feedback m
Christian Kreuter
5 min read


Crisis management communication: Why Fast Alerts Aren’t Enough
Schnelle Information allein reicht nicht – entscheidend sind Rückmeldung, Eskalation und ein gemeinsames Lagebild.
Christian Kreuter
5 min read


Why operational alerting and crisis management communication should be separated
In an emergency, those affected, emergency responders, and the crisis management team require different information. Providing all parties with the same information simultaneously risks information overload and delayed decision-making. Modern alerting and emergency management systems therefore separate operational alerting from strategic crisis communication – while still creating a shared situational awareness picture. Kriesenstabskommunikation Introduction When a fire break
Christian Kreuter
3 min read


Why IoT buttons might be the better choice for threat alarms
Threatening situations often develop suddenly. An aggressive person in the reception area, an escalating situation in a school, an assault in a government office, or a silent cry for help from an office: in such moments, every second counts. At the same time, an alarm must be inconspicuous, not complicated, and not dependent on the operation of a computer or smartphone. This is precisely where IoT buttons demonstrate their strength. They enable fast, discreet, and reliable al
Christian Kreuter
7 min read
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