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More Louisiana Colleges and Universities Invest in Multi-Modal Alert System From e2Campus e2Campus also recently added new lower pricing for voice message alerts to the Louisiana State Contract for Emergency Notification Services LEESBURG, VA – April 14, 2008 – Omnilert™, LLC, maker of e2Campus™, the leading emergency notification system for higher education, announced that several Louisiana colleges and universities have recently purchased the e2Campus multi-modal emergency notification system. University officials can quickly and simultaneously push emergency alerts to cell phones, office phones, home phones, email, RSS readers, web pages, digital signage and loudspeakers around campus. The following schools join University of New Orleans and Xavier University of Louisiana in adopting e2Campus: Baton Rouge Community College, Delgado Community College, Dillard University, and Louisiana State University Health Science Center (LSU-HSC). Carol Gniady, Executive Director of Public Affairs and Information at Delgado Community College said, “We are extremely pleased with the e2Campus service – from both a technology standpoint and a customer service standpoint. This is one more very efficient vehicle we can use to provide our students with proactive emergency communications.” In related news, Omnilert recently added new lower pricing for e2Campus Voice Service to the Louisiana State Contract for Emergency Notification Services. All post secondary institutions and other emergency preparedness or campus-based organizations within the State of Louisiana are eligible to purchase e2Campus without the need for an RFP. If you qualify for this contract and would like to purchase e2Campus, simply create a Purchase Order and send it to Omnilert with the following: State Contract # 407331, Commodity # 725-51-120836, and the quantity of Line # 2, plus any optional Line Items. For options and pricing details, go to: http://doa.louisiana.gov/osp, click on “Contract Search,” and search for the Vendor Name “Omnilert.” About e2Campus About Omnilert
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