Stately Visit: Former World Leader Visits Carbyne
NEW YORK, July 7, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Carbyne, U.S distributors of Reporty technology, received a special visitor on Monday when Ehud Barak, former Prime Minister of Israel, popped in to admire the new offices, state-of-the-art demo suite, and greet new staff members.
Ehud Barak, Prime Minister of Israel from 1999-2001, has spent a lifetime in various roles in the Israel Defence Forces, including as the Chief of Staff, and the Israeli political establishment. During his time in the Israeli military, he participated or oversaw numerous operations that are studied by military historians and tacticians to this day. As Prime Minister, Barak participated in the Camp David peace summit and was the architect of the withdrawal from Southern Lebanon.
Barak, who was one of the first investors in Reporty and sits on its board, marveled at the newly installed demo unit in the New York offices.
"The technology behind Reporty is living and breathing. It will always work no matter what market, device, or system a city has. In the few short years that Reporty has been in operation, we have evolved our ecosystem so that it transcends any one device, even without a mobile application. We are embedding ourselves across the landscape of technology. Phones, computers, wearables, smoke detectors, and almost anything you can think of is going to be a part of our solution and is going to be the backbone of any call made to 9-1-1 and 3-1-1," Barak said. On the newly opened offices, Barak joked that they had a "corporate feel but a start-up soul."
Amir Elichai, President of Carbyne, echoed Barak's sentiments about the demo suite and the new offices.
"We've deployed currently in half a dozen countries around the globe and have pilot programs running in even more," Elichai said. "There are thousands upon thousands of calls made with Reporty every single day. Reporty is a state-of-the-art solution that has passed every single test that governments and citizens can throw at it. We are the only product out there that can boast such a wide-range of success, which saves so many lives across the globe."
The demo suite, recently installed in the New York City office, gives users a greater comprehension of the uniqueness of Carbyne's ecosystem: the C2I, CRM, Call Taker, and Machine-learning algorithm for automatic prioritization of incoming calls.
"We connect directly into the public safety infrastructure," Elichai explained. "We're not an app that claims to do so much and then does very little, our technology is sitting right next to the dispatchers. By integrating with first responders, we ensure that we get the right location, that the video-streaming will work, that the call prioritization will work and this marriage of our technology and Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) is why we can do so much for emergency services at such a low price."
"Each part of our ecosystem plays a critical role," Elichai said. "The C2I helps prioritize the most important calls, the call-taker gives dispatchers an unmatched overview of everything happening at the scene of an event, the CRM archives and dates all calls for retrieval, and our machine-learning algorithm is the secret ingredient that makes Reporty the best solution out there for first responders and city services."
Carbyne, which has been in talks with a number of State governments and police agencies, touts the combination of video-streaming and instant location as the reason that they can so effectively reduce times to dispatch and save cities money.
"When it comes to this technology," Barak said, "we are talking about the tip of the spear. There is nothing out there that matches this, and Reporty is always innovating, upgrading, and making sure that it's a better product each day."
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