Posts from Jan Lopez

Read more from Jan on the Evans Blog. She is part of the marketing team here at Evans and enjoys gaming. She also likes bananas and is afraid of bees.

Nathan Lee is the founder and President of the Denise Amber Lee Foundation which he formed after the preventable murder of his wife, Denise, in 2008. He has made his life work to honor his courageous wife by promoting better ... Read More
Tanya Lee is Manager of EvansCare Preventative Maintenance + Console Cleaning Services, which services mission-critical environments across Canada and the United States. She has written a Detailed Whitepaper about the EvansCare ... Read More
The final stretch of the fiscal year is in sight, which means only one thing; it’s time to get your project proposals submitted. Are you looking at enhancing your existing command center? Building a new one? Read More
Evans Consoles announces strategic partnership with the Denise Amber Lee Foundation. Read More
There is a lot to consider when you are planning a control room. There are many components that come together to make a successful operation. Not only are there elements that go into designing the room, but the technological ... Read More
9-1-1- operators, or “First” First Responders are the first point of contact when calling 9-1-1. They coordinate emergency response and most often give instructions to the panicked voices on the other side of the call. Read More
Without proper workspace maintenance and cleaning, your consoles are at risk. From debris to dust and mold, dirty consoles become harmful to your employees’ health and safety, work environment, and equipment performance, not to ... Read More
The first ring of a 911 call breaks the control room's silence. At that moment, a critical person in the emergency response chain is activated – the public safety dispatcher. They are the unseen heroes who are the first point of ... Read More
Control rooms and their consoles are built to last decades. Given that they are not updated on frequent basis maintenance of these rooms can be the last thing on anyone’s mind. Read More
Simple: both need to be flexible to support high-demanding, constant changing environments. While technologies are evaluated for their flexibility options in incremental modularity, enhanced visibility to security status ... Read More