School 911 Compliance Checklist: Kari’s Law & Ray Baum’s Act
Quick Answer: What does E911 compliance mean for schools? To be E911 compliant, a school’s phone system must allow direct 911 dialing without a prefix
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How Schools Can Win Funding Without the Stress
If you’re an IT Director, Superintendent, or Safety Coordinator, you’ve probably said (or heard): “We’d love to upgrade our communication system — but we just
Alabama’s School Mapping Mandate: Modern Solutions for IT Directors
As an IT Director, you’re the backbone of your district, managing network outages, cybersecurity threats, and countless other demands, all while keeping education first. Alabama’s
The IT Director’s Playbook: Why We Started a Podcast
At Ambit Solutions, we get to meet a lot of really cool people. From government agencies to hospitals to schools and beyond, our work connects
Ray Baum’s Act 911 Compliance for Schools | Ambit Solutions
Ray Baum’s Act 911 compliance is critical for every K-12 school. When seconds matter, the accuracy of your emergency response system can determine the outcome
Why Your School’s Phones Might Fail During an Emergency — And How to Fix It
Your school phone system might not work when it matters most. From network outages to missing 911 alerts, a school phone system emergency can put
Real Words from a Real Human: Ambit’s AI Policy
(AI did not compose this) Written by Ryan Childress, Business Manager at Ambit Solutions Last month, I was tasked with writing our company’s acceptable
Why Life Safety Should Be a Priority for Every School District in 2025
In 2025, ensuring the safety of students, teachers, and staff isn’t just a responsibility—it’s a necessity. With the continued rise in school emergencies, from natural
AT&T’s Copper Phase-Out: What You Need to Know
By 2029, AT&T plans to retire its copper phone lines, a move that will impact countless schools and businesses still relying on this long-standing technology. While
IP Intercom Systems for School Safety: Your First Line of Defense
During an emergency, every second counts. Having a reliable communication system means that staff can alert every corner of the campus instantly, relay critical information to first responders, and ensure that everyone knows what’s happening and what to do. Without this, even the best security measures and emergency plans can fall short.