Thanks to everyone who stopped by our booth at the Alabama Association of Emergency Managers Conference in Mobile, Alabama! It’s been great connecting with emergency management professionals and sharing insights on mission-critical communications and business continuity. Congratulations to our DEA Case raffle winner, Keshawn Long, MS, ALEM! We appreciate everyone who stopped by and entered.
DEN Systems will be attending the Alabama Association of Emergency Managers Annual Conference, June 8th–10th in Mobile, Alabama!
Stop by our booth to meet the team, see the latest in mission-critical communications and business continuity solutions, and learn how we’re helping organizations stay connected when it matters most. Plus, grab some free DEN Systems swag while you’re there.
This spring has been a strong reminder of why DEN Systems exists.
From EMAG in Georgia, EMAT in Tennessee, and the Governor’s Hurricane Conference in Florida, to field exercise support with Deployed Logix/NAPSG Foundation in Florida and Hear in Hyde in North Carolina, we have had the opportunity to engage with emergency managers, public safety leaders, response partners, and agencies preparing for the next event.
Trade shows and conferences create important conversations. Field exercises and response-focused engagements are where capability is tested.
Someone important to me (OCR Jad) once said, “Everything works on a trade show floor. The real value comes when systems move from display tables and conversations to being deployed, stressed, and used on the ground in operational environments.”
Through exercises, trainings, customer support, partner engagement, and the continued growth of our company, DEN Systems remains focused on one mission: helping organizations become more resilient when normal infrastructure is limited, degraded, or unavailable.
As we enter hurricane season, that mission becomes even more important. Resilient communications, situational awareness, and continuity of operations are not just talking points. They are operational requirements.
Thank you to every partner, agency, responder, and future customer who spent time with us this spring. We are grateful for the conversations, the trust, and the opportunity to support readiness.
Congratulations as well to the DEA case winners, and thank you to everyone who participated.
As Memorial Day approaches, we pause to honor the men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. Their sacrifice is the reason for the day, and it should never be forgotten. The work continues.
We’re still reflecting on a great few days at the NCEMA Conference in Cherokee, NC!
Thank you to everyone who came by our booth, asked questions, and took the time to learn more about what we do. It means a lot to be part of a community so dedicated to preparedness and response!
We were proud to introduce our newly launched DLX PACE Case alongside our other systems, built to support reliable communication in critical moments.
Also, a big congratulations to Mark Howell for winning the specialized giveaway case in our raffle!
We’re looking forward to attending the NC Emergency Management Association Conference in Cherokee, NC, March 16–18th.
Stop by the DEN Systems booth to connect with our team and see how our technology supports emergency management, resilient communications and PACE planning. We’ll also be introducing several new systems at the conference. Stay tuned for more details!
We’re on the road and heading just down the street from our home turf in Wilmington!
The DEN Systems team is excited to be part of the NCEMA Fall Conference, October 28–30, where we’ll be revealing new partnerships and integrated solutions powered by DEN Systems.
As always, our focus is helping agencies stay connected, coordinated, and ready for anything. Stop by, meet the team, and see how DEN is driving the future of resilient communications and situational awareness across North Carolina.
DEN Systems Attends the Kentucky Emergency Management Services Conference
DEN Systems was honored to participate in the 2025 Kentucky Emergency Management Services Conference (KESC) in Louisville, a premier gathering for emergency management professionals, public safety leaders, 911 community members, and industry partners across the region.
Throughout the event, our team engaged with Kentucky’s ESF-2 leadership, local and state emergency managers, 911 directors, and incident management team representatives. These discussions focused on enhancing communications resilience, preparedness planning, and strengthening operational continuity during disaster response.
Our presence at KESC highlighted The DEN Difference demonstrating how deployable and reliable communications platforms support agencies in maintaining command, control, and situational awareness when it matters most.
The conference was an invaluable opportunity to collaborate with decision-makers, exchange best practices, and further partnerships that will advance emergency response capabilities in Kentucky and beyond.
Version 1.1 of our Starlink Guide for First Responders is now available in PDF form with pictures and without pictures for slow connections. They are available here for public use and unlimited distribution.
*** Please note that Starlink products and service plans change often and the information in this guide will expire. This guide was last updated Oct 9, 2024. This guide is meant to be used as a reference and should not be relied upon for life-saving operations or major purchasing decisions. Please use common sense in your decision making and do not stake the success of your operations on the information found in this guide as it is published as a free best-effort product. Politac LLC is not affiliated with Starlink.
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A common use case for DEN is to back up Emergency Operations Centers (EOCs). Before, during, or after a disaster is not the time to face technical limitations or lose capabilities due to loss of power, loss of an Internet connection, or loss of facilities.
DEN acts as an always-on backup that can provide teams with a high-speed Internet connection through the cellular network, local WiFi access to mission-critical collaboration tools without any Internet connection, and act as an offline repository for important documents, maps, and files. Even if a facility is lost, DEN can be easily carried to a new location to resume work without missing a beat.
To help back up an EOC, DEN can:
Provide a backup Internet connection over cellular networks
Provide access to mission-critical applications with no Internet connection including: file sharing, chat, collaborative mapping, and SARTopo
Last up to 30 hours between charges
Be easily carried between locations in harsh and unforgiving conditions (even while it’s still running)
If you have any questions about using DEN to back up your EOC, let us know!
Public safety agencies are facing unprecedented challenges due to the COVID-19 Pandemic. While facing these challenges it is especially important to maintain connectivity and situational awareness.
DEN helps agencies successfully face a variety of challenges by bringing situational awareness, common operating picture, and communications tools into the field. Standard DEN software includes:
Offline access to mission-critical applications
Collaborative mapping
Chat
File sharing
VOIP phone system
In addition, DEN is now equipped with new tools and data sources tailored to help in the fight against COVID-19 including:
Live map layers pulled directly from Federal, State, and private data sources: infection rates, hospitals, test sites, etc.
CDC calculators, models, and worksheets
COVID-19 document library
DEN is capable of supporting operations at a variety of locations:
