Delivering the Next Generation of Alerting and Mass Messaging
Fast Authoritative Messaging
Cell Broadcast Technology
Generation 1
Generation 2
Nations that have deployed Gen 1 Cell Broadcast
Reliability
Unlike traditional communication methods like SMS, cell broadcasting is highly reliable. It operates on a dedicated channel that remains independent of normal network usage. This independence ensures that even during peak network congestion or data overload, cell broadcasting remains effective.
Timeliness
One of the core strengths of cell broadcasting is its ability to deliver emergency messages with precision and timeliness. It enables the rapid dissemination of critical information to mobile device users within the targeted areas. The result is a robust solution that ensures that the right message reaches the right people.
Network Immunity
Years Experience
Patent Applications
Nations Deployed
The same team that developed and launched Generation 1 of Cell Broadcast to the world, introduces UPSEN.
Automation
Cost Efficiency
Global Reach
Accessibility
Endorsement
Security
What are Global Agencies saying
Today, I announce the United Nations will spearhead new action to ensure every person on Earth is protected by early warning systems within five years. I have asked the World Meteorological Organization to lead this effort and to present an action plan at the next UN climate conference, later this year in Egypt.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres
Early warnings save lives and provide vast economic benefits. Just 24 hours' notice of an impending hazardous event can cut the ensuing damage by 30 per cent.
H.E. Prof. Petteri Taalas
OCHA Strategic Plan 2023-2026
age and the decisions of WRC-23 will allow us to deliver a brighter
future where mobile brings communities together, delivers industrial
agility and provides economic growth. Implementation of the WRC-23
decisions will support global digital ambitions, deliver greater digital
equality and unlock the full power of connectivity.