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Informer Systems, makers of Schedule Express public safety scheduling software, has changed its company name to SafeCities.
"Our SafeCities team is excited to launch a new brand that speaks to an established identity—an unwavering commitment to serving public safety agencies across the country," the company said.
SafeCities was built by former first responders who develop technology solutions specifically for the public safety industry. "Everyone on our product and service teams averages more than 20 years of experience directly on the line," the company said.
“Schedule Express is well known in the public safety industry, but we’re so much more than just a scheduling system, and we’re very proud to launch a new brand that represents who we’ve always been,” said Mark Musick, CEO. “Every person on our team who works with our clients understands their needs because they’ve lived them.”
The company said in a statement: "In public safety, there’s no substitute for products and services designed to serve their unique operating environments. The SafeCities team understands the goal of every first responder is to serve their communities—to make their cities safer. With an improved brand, SafeCities looks forward to continue designing smarter technology solutions and sharing their deep personal experiences to help agencies across the country.
For more information, go to the company's new website.
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