Type Private Website www.regroup.com Founded 2006 | Key people Joe DiPasquale (CEO) Founder Joe DiPasquale | |
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Industry Internet
Computer software Headquarters New York, New York
Palo Alto, California, U.S. Services Incident Management
IT Alerting
Secure Messaging
Emergency Communication System
IPAWS
Emergency notification app
Internet of Things
Emergency Notification System
Community Engagement
Electronic Mailing List
Bulk SMS groupware Profiles | ||
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Regroup is a private company that offers software for emergency messaging, forums, group management, mailing list management, intranet, emergency messaging, group SMS, text messages, and social media. Regroup and Datatel announced emergency messaging software in 2009. In the last couple of years it has been given several awards as follows, winner of Security Sales and Integrations (SSI) inaugural Awesome Applications Award for Fire/Life Safety solutions DRI 2015 Notification System of the Year, and finalist for the 2016 Airport, Seaport, Border Security Awards Program in the category Communications Solutions for Best Mass Notification System It is also now the official platform for the City of San Francisco. Regroup’s emergency notification partners include Ellucian, Blackboard, Powerschool, Governance and Emergency Management Canada, Foundation for California Community Colleges, ESRI, and InformaCast. Regroup has been placed FEMA’s shortlist for preferred IPAWS venders
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History
Regroup was founded by students in 2006 at Stanford University as a way to enable the school to support and manage the natural communications of its constituents. Since then, Regroup has spread throughout the country to many prominent universities, businesses, government bodies, and other organizations.
Regroup is venture backed by HighBAR Ventures.
Product features
Send mass notifications or enable two-way or group communications via web interface, text message, or app. Users receive messages to a number of different platforms at once. Members choose whether they want to stay updated via email, SMS, voice broadcasts, Facebook, Twitter, RSS, the organization's own website (through an embedded forum), or the Regroup feeds. Updates can be sent to any or all platforms depending on the person posting, and users can also set their preferred medium for receiving group messages.