Regroup Mass Notification

09/24/2026

Most teams run everything through email and chat, so a network outage can leave people stuck with no idea what's happening or what to do next.

Staying connected during an IT failure or cyber incident means having a backup way to reach people before you need it, and keeping updates going until everything is back online 💡

Read our latest blog to learn how to plan for it, step by step. 👇

Learn how a mass notification system supports business continuity during IT outages, cyber incidents, and network failures with reliable emergency communication.

09/22/2026

We're excited to be at KEMA 2026 in Altoona, PA! 🔑

📅 September 27–29, 2026
📍 Blair County Convention Center
🎟️ Visit Regroup at Booth #4

We look forward to connecting with emergency management professionals from across Pennsylvania. Visit us at Booth #4 to learn how Regroup supports reliable, timely communication for agencies and communities.

09/21/2026

We're excited to be at DRJ Fall 2026 in Grapevine, TX! 🤠

📅 September 27–30, 2026
📍 Ga***rd Texan Resort & Convention Center
🎟️ Visit Regroup at Booth #404

Stop by our booth and let's talk about how your organization reaches the right people when plans have to turn into action. 👋

09/15/2026

We're excited to be at WSEMA 2026 in Auburn, Washington! 💎

📅 September 22-23, 2026
📍 Muckleshoot Casino Resort, Auburn, WA

Come find us on the expo floor and let's talk about how Washington teams get alerts out fast. 🤝

09/10/2026

Emergency drills often feel like a disruption, until you make them realistic and relevant to your actual operations. We created an Emergency Drill Checklist to help you plan and evaluate exercises that actually prepare your teams.

Download it to prepare your teams and strengthen your emergency response 👇

Discover six employee safety priorities that strengthen emergency preparedness, from clear action plans and fast alerts to two-way communication and drills.

09/07/2026

Happy Labor Day from everyone at Regroup. We hope today offers a welcome pause from the usual pace of work, and time to spend with family and friends. 🇺🇸

09/04/2026

For every $1 invested in safety and emergency preparedness, employers can expect $4 to $6 back in avoided costs. Most of that comes from indirect costs no one sees coming: investigation time, lost productivity, training a replacement.

We break it down in the blog, along with what a distributed-team plan should include. 📊

Does your emergency plan assume everyone's in the office? If your team doesn't work that way anymore, it’s time to revisit your emergency communication plan.

08/31/2026

Crisis communication doesn't look the way it did two or three years ago. Cyber incidents and tech failures sit right next to severe weather as reasons to activate. The response window has gone from hours to minutes.

The fundamentals didn't move, though. The organisations that handle it well are the ones that planned first: who has authority to act, which channels reach which audiences, what gets said in the first ten minutes.

Download our new crisis communication guide today and learn how to build a plan that holds up when the window is minutes, not hours.

https://hubs.li/Q04vYGZ-0

08/25/2026

We're excited to be at AEMA 2026 in Rogers, AR! 💎

📅 September 1–4, 2026
📍 Embassy Suites Northwest Arkansas Hotel, Spa & Convention Center

Come find us on the expo floor and let's talk about how Arkansas teams get alerts out fast. 👋

08/24/2026

🚨 At one hospital, Code Pink means an infant abduction. At another, it means a pediatric emergency.

For clinicians who work across multiple facilities, that inconsistency becomes a real risk during time-sensitive events. 🏥

More health systems are now moving to plain-language alerts. Our latest blog looks at what's driving the shift and how mass notification supports it 👇

Discover how hospitals are modernizing emergency communication with plain-language alerts, mass notification, automated workflows, and incident management.