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Raytheon, Invizeon Partner on Emergency Comms System

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Wednesday, November 14th, 2007

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Raytheon's [RTN] JPS Communications unit has partnered with Invizeon Corp. to market an emergency alert system to colleges, universities, and civil and military customers. The company's say a notification message can be delivered within minutes to thousands of users regardless of device, access method or carrier. "By combining our capabilities with Invizeon, a comprehensive solution now exists for bridging land mobile radio and other commonly used communications devices for emergency response messaging," says Keith McDonald, vice president of sales and…

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