SIGNAL Magazine visited the Risk Operations Center (ROC) at Haystax Technology yesterday, getting an inside look at the software being used to help provide situational awareness at the Super Bowl
Bloomberg Visits Super Bowl Security Headquarters in CA to See Haystax Software in Action
This week Bloomberg visited an undisclosed location eight miles from Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, Ca. to get an inside look at how Haystax California Common Operating Picture (CalCOP) is
NBC News Reports on First Responders Using Haystax CalCOP in Week Leading Up to Super Bowl 50
More than a million fans are expected in the Bay Area this week for events and activities leading up to Super Bowl 50 this weekend, including Super Bowl Opening Night,
CNBC Examines How Haystax Technology is Helping First Responders Secure Super Bowl 50 Events
More than a million fans are flooding into the Bay Area next week for a whole host of Super Bowl events, from Super Bowl Opening Night, to the Super Bowl
Haystax Technology Helps First Responders Secure Entire Week of Super Bowl 50 Events
Haystax Technology Provides Situational Awareness at Super Bowl for Seventh Straight Year McLean, VA and Santa Clara, CA – January 29, 2016 – Haystax Technology, a leading provider of advanced
Haystax Mobile Field Interview App Sees Future Home on FirstNet Enabled Devices
Intel Security’s Director of Homeland/National Security Programs Patrick Flynn recently posted a blog about the potential for FirstNet enabled devices to revolutionize the public safety landscape. He noted a number
Haystax Contributes to Paper on Hurricane Evacuations
Gregg Bowser, Ph.D. and lead risk analyst for state and local programs at Haystax Technology, recently co-wrote a piece on hurricane evacuations, “Stay or Go? Examining Decision Making and Behavior
Oxnard Fire Department Leverages Haystax Technology App for Disaster Preparedness
Susan Duenas, Disaster Preparedness Coordinator for the Oxnard (CA) Fire Department, was recently interviewed by Time Warner Cable West about disaster preparedness in Oxnard. Susan shared how the fire department,
