We are more connected today with the world around us than ever before.  With just a few clicks on our mobile devices, we can learn everything from the results from last night’s baseball game to the weather in Mumbai.  What would have been impossible years ago, is now commonplace today.

In-telligent’s award-winning patented emergency alerting technology has become the obvious choice of governments around the world allowing them to keep their residents and visitors as safe and informed as possible during time-critical moments. Designed to be a quantum leap forward in emergency communications, In-telligent’s advanced technology supplements legacy systems ensuring

Responsibility takes many forms.  As a responsible parent, you purchase a car seat, make your child wear a bike helmet, and keep tabs on what your teens are doing.  As a responsible adult, you wear a seatbelt, stick to a budget, and buy insurance to protect your assets and family

Two major earthquakes rocked Southern California in early July, clocking in at M 6.4 and 7.1, making them the largest to hit the region in decades  The area’s early earthquake warning app, ShakeAlertLA, was made available by the City of Los Angeles in early 2019 and has been downloaded over

There are times when technology simply should not fail, but when it does, there has to be an effective back-up plan in place.  This rule was never more true than on July 2nd, when the 9-1-1 system went dark for municipalities across the country. As reported in an article written

Lightning strikes are an all-too-common occurrence, primarily in the spring and summer months.  Everyone knows the saying “when thunder roars, head indoors,” but few of us actually pay attention. It’s estimated that about 240,000 people are injured by lightning strikes globally each year, leading to thousands of deaths.  Taking safety

Cities across south Florida, like most cities near a coast, are especially vulnerable to hurricanes and the destruction that they can bring.  While traditional communication methods do a great job of alerting the public of danger, they are ineffective in getting urgent messages to people in danger zones. When information

“I have always hated having to send my people out during storms,” said Gabe Exiner, former PGA Club Professional and now Director, Business Development at In-telligent LLC. “It never seemed like a good idea to send my staff out into danger to have to alert the members and other staff

In-telligent‘s CEO, Allan Sutherland, was recently a guest on a Mixergy podcast where he discussed his professional background, how be became an entrepreneur and created the In-telligent platform, and his outlook on the future of the company.  Here’s a compelling quote from the podcast: “I want to keep people safer.

In-telligent had the honor of being named in the Top 30 Most Innovative Companies by The CEO Views Magazine.  Here’s an except from the story: “Critical events and other natural disasters taking place over the world are impacting productivity, impeding team callouts and causing havoc within families and other similar