The Haivision Podcast
Welcome to the Haivision Podcast
Welcome to the Haivision Podcast, where we dive deep into the innovations and challenges shaping the video technology landscape across multiple industries. In each episode, we’ll bring you insights from industry experts, thought leaders, and the minds behind Haivision.
Whether you’re an IT professional, or simply interested in technology, this podcast is for you!
Episodes
Episode 1: Real-Time Intelligence Centers & Emergency Operations with Jamie Hudson - Part 1
In this episode, members of our sales team engage in a 2-part discussion with Jamie Hudson, the Real Time Information (RTIC) Manager at Elk Grove Police Department and the city’s Emergency Manager responsible for emergency preparedness at their emergency operation center (EOC).
In part 1, we discuss the importance of inter-agency aid in your mission-critical emerging situations. Note that since recording this podcast, Jamie has changed jobs and is now the Director of Real Time Consulting at Flock Safety.
Episode 2: Real-Time Intelligence Centers & Emergency Operations with Jamie Hudson - Part 2
In part 2 of our discussion with Jamie Hudson, the Real Time Information Center RTIC Manager at Elk Grove Police Department, we continue the conversation surrounding emergency operation centers. We dive deeper into how to get the most out of your operation center while increasing your situational awareness.
Episode 3: Homeland Security Panel on Operation Center Best Practices - Part 1
In part one of this 2-part discussion, Haivision’s SVP of Sales, Colin Coyle, joins former and active law enforcement leaders in a panel on how to get local law enforcement and other agencies to integrate new technology into their real-time crime centers (RTCC).
Episode 4: Homeland Security Panel on Operation Center Best Practices - Part 2
In part 2 of this episode, Haivision’s SVP of Sales, Colin Coyle, continues the discussion with former and active law enforcement leaders and delves into mistakes, red flags, and best practices when integrating new technology into an RTCC).
