"During this post-9/11 and Hurricane Katrina era, there has been more emphasis placed on government/FEMA preparedness, but the vast majority of Americans have not grabbed onto the need to be prepared at home and at work for potential disasters. One of the harshest lessons learned from recent disasters, especially Katrina, is that you are your own first responder."
- General Russel Honore- Chief Technical Advisor to RallyPoint, LLC.
Protect your most valuable asset, your people.
In today's tough economy, businesses along the Gulf Coast cannot afford to let natural and manmade disruptions negatively affect their businesses. Since Katrina, most of us have taken some steps to ensure IT backup and created some sort of contingency or business continuity plans, but many of these same businesses have ignored the human aspect of recovery.
Make no mistake, a call tree or a generic 800 number to call into and recieve a company message will NOT account for employees or bring them back to work any faster. The idea is to have workforce continuity, not workforce recovery.
RallyPoint- The Gulf Coast's only Solution for True Workforce Continuity
Being able to communicate with, and account for your people in the event of an emergency is essential to the survival of your business, and only RallyPoint can provide uninterupted, clear lines of communication between management and employees. By providing specific messaging to the different departments in an organization, and placing accountability on the employee, RallyPoint can facilitate a quick and organized response to a disaster.
Call us today for a free evaluation of your corporate crisis communications plan.
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"During this post-9/11 and Hurricane Katrina era, there has been more emphasis placed on government/FEMA preparedness, but the vast majority of Americans have not grabbed onto the need to be prepared at home and at work for potential disasters. One of the harshest lessons learned from recent disasters, especially Katrina, is that you are your own first responder." 
