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Business is brisk for the chaps over at emergency alert services company, Omnilert, providers of e2Campus. I suspect it’s been a good year for them.
Cal Poly students and employees can now be alerted to campus emergencies via text message.
The new system, administered by the company e2Campus, enables university officials to send instant messages to subscribers’ e-mail accounts and mobile phones via SMS text messages.
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