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🚨 REMINDER! Less than 24hrs. Register to hear James Kubik, our CEO, discuss the importance of developing a resilient communications plan that works in the face of disaster. Never be in the dark. https://lnkd.in/epubj7c4

For the industries that commonly employ lone workers—such as energy, transportation and logistics, and forestry—ensuring their safety isn't just about compliance. It's about human lives. To safeguard these workers, employers must embrace technology that enables continuous oversight, allowing them to quickly respond to emergencies and keep track of their teams in real time. https://lnkd.in/gqtYA2tn

Somewear's CEO, James Kubik, will be speaking at the Disaster Management & Incident Response Symposium (online) on July 24th. The panel of experts will examine how a host of solutions—from drones to satellite-centric offerings—can provide resilient communications in the face of disaster. As hurricane and wildfire season ramp up, it's time to prepare. https://lnkd.in/efAeE7rf

Hurricane Beryl just set the record as the earliest Category 5 hurricane, a sign for a very busy season ahead. Forecasters from the NOAA: National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration predict 8 to 13 hurricanes this year, with about half expected to reach major hurricane status. Hurricanes will severely stress or wipe out traditional communication networks, making effective and reliable communication critical for the safety of first responders and the communities they protect. More importantly, Local, State, and Federal agencies require interoperable communication solutions to maximize situational awareness and coordinate effectively during emergencies. https://lnkd.in/g99B2Mue 📷: NOAA: National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration

Somewear was proud to support Valiant Shield— one of the largest military exercises promoting integration and interoperability among U.S. forces. Somewear’s technology is delivering a resilient tactical communications network for the last mile of Joint All Domain Command and Control (JADC2), empowering operators, across domains, to operate cohesively and effectively in the Pacific theater. Somewear’s software defined tactical network ensures mission critical data is more accessible and usable to the warfighter, enabling them to achieve information dominance and win in complex environments. #ValiantShield #JointForce #JADC2

Stop by #Booth729 at Border Security Expo #BSE24 next week. Learn how Somewear Labs empowers CBP agents with redundant, resilient comms for any operation. Our technology ensures coordination, situational awareness, and officer safety, when nothing else works.

The toughest challenges inspire our greatest innovations. Our mission-driven team recognizes that connectivity isn't about convenience, it's about enabling the brave men and women who put their life on the line to make a difference. Every team we empower, every mission we support — that's our impact. Donny Jackson IWCE's Urgent Communications https://lnkd.in/ggf_duBa

Visit us at #SOFWeek Booth #4707! Somewear Labs provides a software-defined tactical network that ensures mission critical data is more accessible and usable to the SOF Warfighter, enabling them to achieve information dominance and win in a complex environment. Booth #4707 is in the SOF Digital Applications section, which can be found in the JW Marriott adjacent to the convention center.

Come see us next week at #Booth2750 to demo and learn how Somewear Labs ensures mission critical data reaches decision-makers quickly and reliably, regardless of terrain or connectivity. Our resilient tactical network empowers warfighters to maximize situational awareness, securely communicate, and effectively collaborate with partner forces. PEO Land Systems Marine Corps Tactical Systems Support Activity (MCTSSA) Marine Forces Special Operations Command (MARSOC)

Thank you to the California Fire Chiefs Association for allowing us to present at the Firefighter Tracking Summit. It's great to see teams focused on adapting new technologies to address mounting pressures on their communications infrastructure. We must continue to make strides in transforming the way firefighting teams stay connected.