AtHoc

AtHoc, a division of BlackBerry Limited, is the pioneer and recognized leader in networked crisis communication, protecting millions of people and thousands of organizations around the world. AtHoc provides a seamless and reliable exchange of critical information among organizations, their people and devices. A trusted partner to the world’s most demanding customers, AtHoc is the leading provider to the U.S. Departments of Defense and Homeland Security, and safeguards numerous other government agencies and leading commercial enterprises. Headquartered in Silicon Valley, the company operates around the globe. AtHoc was acquired by BlackBerry in 2015 for $250M.

David W. Brown

Vice President, Defense and Intelligence Group

Jeff Hoyle

Director of Technology and Navy Programs

2 past transactions

Alerting Solutions

Acquisition in 2013
Alerting Solutions, Inc. (ASI) is a prominent provider of warning systems focused on homeland security and infrastructure protection. The company offers advanced technology that integrates various warning tools, including telephone, text messaging, emergency alert systems, NOAA Weather Radio, indoor and outdoor voice sirens, and digital displays. ASI's systems operate on the Common Alerting Protocol (CAP) and adhere to open standards, ensuring compatibility across multiple channels and devices. This allows for the dissemination of a single warning message through diverse platforms, making the systems effective for both emergency and non-emergency communications. ASI's solutions are designed to enhance public safety and improve communication during critical situations.

eVigilo

Series A in 2011
eVigilo Ltd. specializes in designing and developing a comprehensive mass notification and emergency communication platform aimed at government entities, municipalities, and crisis management centers. Its Integrated Alert Distribution Center (IADC) utilizes a variety of communication channels, including cell broadcast, SMS, digital and analog broadcasts, and email, to deliver geo-targeted alerts. The platform also features a Special Group Alert system that allows for personalized notifications to specific user groups, such as government agencies and emergency response teams. Additionally, eVigilo provides a CMSP Gateway that processes alert messages, ensuring they are formatted correctly and mapped to the appropriate alert areas for efficient delivery. Based in Netanya, Israel, eVigilo's technology aims to enhance the capabilities of emergency responders by enabling them to reach millions of people rapidly during crises.
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