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Mass Notification System Research – Growth Opportunities and Revenue Statistics by Forecast

Strategic Insights and Forecasts: Mass Notification System Market Leaders

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According to Straits Research, the global Mass Notification System market size was valued at USD 10.34 Billion in 2022. It is projected to reach from USD XX Billion in 2023 to USD 59.23 Billion by 2031, growing at a CAGR of 21.4% during the forecast period (2023–2031).

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Leading Mass Notification System Market include: -

BlackBerry Limited

Blackboard Inc.

Desktop Alert, Inc.

Eaton

Everbridge

Honeywell International Inc.

Motorola Solutions, Inc.

OnSolve

Singlewire Software, LLC

xMatters

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Global Mass Notification System Market: Segmentation

By Components

Solution

Service

By Deployment Mode

On-Premises

Cloud

By Organisation Size

Large Enterprises

Small and Medium Enterprises

By Type

In-Building Solutions

Wide-Area Solutions

Distributed Recipient Solutions

By Industry Vertical

Government and Public

Education

Healthcare

Transportation and Logistics

Energy and Utilities

Manufacturing

Aerospace and Defense

Others

The report forecasts revenue growth at all geographic levels and provides an in-depth analysis of the latest industry trends and development patterns from 2022 to 2030 in each of the segments and sub-segments. Some of the major geographies included in the market are given below:

The regions covered include:

North America (United States, Canada, Mexico)

Europe (United Kingdom, France, Germany, Russia)

Asia-Pacific (China, Japan, Australia, Indonesia)

Middle East and Africa (UAE, Iran, Syria, South Africa)

South America (Brazil, Peru, Chile, Colombia)

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Mass Notification System Market Focusing On The Basis Of Component, Enterprise Size, Solution, Application, End-Use, Region And Forecast 2030: Grand View Research Inc.

San Francisco, 12 Dec 2023: The Report Mass Notification System Market Size, Share, & Trends Analysis Report By Component, By Enterprise Size, By Solution, By Application, By End-use, By Region, And Segment Forecasts, 2023 – 2030 The global mass notification system market size is expected to reach USD 46.96 billion by 2030, advancing at a CAGR of 21.4% from 2023 to 2030, according to a new…

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Global Mass Notification System Market size is forecast to reach $16.8 billion by 2025, estimated to grow at a CAGR of 12.1% during 2020-2025.

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I shared this before but it was as a reblog of another post and I dont want to flood the OP's notifications with random spears stuff so I'm putting him here again

This is not a canon version of his structure (unfortunately, because that would've been silly- the skitterer) but it was part of a rp thing

The mass of cables and pipes under and behind (to the right) the structure are, in fact, the equivalent of its circulatory and respiratory system (water supply and void fluid supply) Most of these are not supposed to be exposed but to skitter away, he had to turn his internals into externals and tear the structure out of the earth

Is he okay ? No, he's in immense amounts of pain. Was it worth it ? Maybe ??? At least he didn't have to reduce himself to a puppet to become mobile

Skittering and on the string still !!

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Chasing Shadows, Part 3

Dean Winchester x OC fem!Touched!Reader/You | WC: 6647

Summary: She’s never been afraid of the dark, not really. She’s more concerned about getting lost in it. He’s haunted by every dark deed he’s ever done. It’s constantly nipping at his heels like a hell hound. He’s her light in the dark, and she’s the one bit of darkness he’s willing to embrace.

Tags/Warnings: No use of Y/N, canon-typical violence, eventual romance,  eventual smut,  fluff and angst, POV alternating (sometimes a little all over the place), no beta we die like men

Disclaimer: The base concept of Touched comes from @aylacavebear and is used with permission. I’ve taken creative liberties with it.

A/N: Well my silly little brain realized I made a slight mistake when copying and pasting stuff over to Tumblr for my previous chapter, and I missed an entire paragraph. Just in case, double check the very end of chapter two. There should be an additional paragraph between MC’s statement, “I need to find my place in the world, and I know it’s not here.” and Dean’s response. I hope you guys know how absolutely amazing it is to see familiar usernames pop into my notifications and knowing that you’re following along. Thank you so, so much! Chasing Shadows Series Masterlist

You hadn’t really thought this all through before you acted. The realization that the hunt was complete and that the boys would likely leave soon had been so jarring that you just went with your knee jerk reaction and demanded to go along with them. If you were being entirely honest with yourself, you hadn’t expected them to let you. Dean and Sam seemed like they had a system, and there was a zero percent chance that you weren’t mucking with it. But you needed answers. Your curiosity demanded it. When they had agreed, you had quickly packed together a duffel bag of clothes, naively underestimating just what you had asked for.

When Sam explained it all in full, you balked. Their home base wasn’t local, and they spent a majority of their time on the road.

But it didn’t deter you. You had marched your happy ass back upstairs, – intending to pack a full suitcase – taken one step into your room, remembered that there was a dead vampire body in there, and turned right back around to let the boys take care of it. You didn’t let yourself think too much into how they were going to deal with it and instead spent the time downstairs compiling a list of things you would need to take with you. Watching them drive off with the body had been incredibly difficult. There was literally nothing stopping them from leaving for good, your request to go with them be damned. 

You had trusted Sam and Dean with your life the night prior. Surely this was something less drastic to trust them about. Even so, you had checked the window in the front room for the Impala in between packing. They stayed true to their word and came back for you. So there you were. Two hours into a thirteen hour road trip with two absolute strangers with nothing but what would fit into a suitcase. And you were thrilled.

“So does everything in lore and mythology actually exist?” You asked excitedly. You were seated in the back seat of the Impala, your suitcase on the bench beside you, though you had spent most of the trip leaning forward as far as the seat belt would allow and peppering the boys with question after question. 

“I wouldn’t say everything. But we’ve definitely seen our fair share of creatures.” Sam had humored you most of the trip so far. The man was practically a walking textbook, and you were a sponge for information. 

“Ooh, you said that demons are real. Does that mean angels are too?” You had pieced together generic mental images of some of the creatures Sam had talked about. Most of them were cartoonish in nature, and you wondered if angels were the mass of eyes and wings that you had seen renditions of in various art pieces. Sam nodded.

“You know,” Dean chimed in, “we got an angel buddy we can call on. I’ll bet’cha he’ll have an answer for you.” You saw him glance at you in the rear view mirror, and the lap belt securing you creaked as you drew closer to him.

“Wait, really? It could be that easy?” A grin split across your face. “Then what?”

“What do you mean ‘then what’? Then you have your answer. And you do whatever you’re gonna do with it,” Dean said with a shrug. Your smile faltered. Why did that possibility disappoint you? You had spent countless years searching for an answer, and now that it was potentially so close, it didn’t have the same luster as before. Getting an answer directly from an angel seemed so… anticlimactic. “What’s wrong, sweetheart?”

If you were being entirely honest with yourself, you weren’t wholly sure why it wasn’t as appealing. There was something about the mystery of it. The search for the answer seemed more thrilling than actually having it. Your abilities have made you feel special, unique. Something that made you stand out from the crowd, a trait that all the heroes in fantasy stories you grew up reading had. What if the angel took one look at you and told you he had seen countless others like you, and you were just another run-of-the-mill creature the Winchesters hadn’t named yet? Doctors misdiagnosed all the time. Who was to say experienced hunters didn’t misidentify? You chose to hold onto the glimmer of hope that maybe you were something special.

“I just… I don’t know. I feel like it's cheating, just having someone tell me who or what I am.” You knit your brows together, leaning back in your seat. Sam turned as best as he could in his seat, having easily picked up on the change in your demeanor. 

“He’s not always available. Besides, we don’t have to ask him. If you really feel like you have to work for it, we have an entire library of knowledge you can dig through," Dean said. That lifted your spirits. A library full of information about supernatural creatures once thought to only live in stories. You were going to have a field day there.

When Dean glanced in the rearview mirror some three hours after you and Sam had momentarily stopped nerding out over the subtle differences between a strigoi and a garden variety vampire, he found that you had fallen asleep in the back seat. You had slumped over the comically overstuffed suitcase you had shoved your life into before throwing caution to the wind and hopping on the road with them. Your keys were in your hand, the LED light attached to them flashing through its colors. The sight pulled a half-smile from him.

Saving people was a natural part of the family business. He had done it time and time again, oftentimes without the victim ever knowing they had been in danger in the first place. Even when the victim knew, a ‘thank you’ was all that the Winchesters would ever ask for. But you? When he had watched you step out from the shadows, tears streaking down your face, you had looked at him with something he had never seen directed his way. He’d seen appreciative looks meant for him before, and a woman’s fancying gaze was nothing new. But the look in your wide eyes had been something more akin to the look a damsel in distress would give to the main character as he saved her in one of the old Western movies Dean had watched before. Being regarded as a hero was new.

He knew that the things he and Sam did technically classified them both as the good guys, but Dean wouldn’t delude himself into believing that he was a good guy. There was far too much blood on his hands to be the one who wore the white hat. Dean had accepted that fact long ago, ingrained it into his very being. What was the saying? Something something, take nothing and leave only footprints? It would have to do for Dean. Take nothing from the world and leave fleeting memories of him in the minds of others.

He should’ve been upset. You had absolutely no idea what you were asking to be involved in. Hunting wasn’t something people just decided to get into. The 401k and dental benefits were severely lacking, and that wasn’t even considering all the occupational hazards that went along with it. More than anything, he should’ve been angrier with himself. Saying yes and allowing you to tag along was absolutely asinine in retrospect, but the feeling of your lips against his the night prior flashed to the forefront of his mind every time he thought about saying ‘no’ and taking back the decision. Dean was no stranger to kissing people, but he was used to fast, desperate kisses that led to wrinkled bed sheets and sweet nothings gasped into existence. Even though he could clearly see that you were into him – you were awful at hiding your lingering glances – there hadn’t been any of that push for more behind your actions. Kissing had always been a means to an end, but without the promise of sex, it became a destination in and of itself. He couldn’t remember the last time someone had kissed him without the expectation of being shown a good time.

By the fourth or fifth time Dean had glanced at you in the mirror, he caught a glimpse of Sam watching him from the passenger side. He quickly reigned his thoughts in and met Sam’s gaze, letting nonchalance smooth over his features.

“What’s up, Sammy?” he asked, trying to sound more upbeat than he actually felt. Sam’s expression told Dean that he wasn’t buying it. Working so closely with Sam for as long as he had was a double edged sword. No one in the world knew him as well as Sam did. While that meant he and Sam were like extensions of each other when on a hunt, it also meant that he could read Dean like a book. Dean pretended he couldn’t.

“You said yes.” There was an edge in Sam’s voice, and Dean recognized the ‘I’m about to call you out on your bullshit’ tone.

“I say yes to a lot of things. Burgers, beer, pie... pretty women.”

“Except you wouldn’t say yes to a pretty woman asking to become a hunter. Yet here we are.”

“She didn’t ask to be a hunter, Sam. She wanted answers. Big difference. One puts you face to face with some ugly sons of bitches. The most dangerous thing about a book is a paper cut. Or dying of boredom… but I can think of a few ways to keep that from happening.” Dean quirked his eyebrows suggestively. Sam grimaced.

“Gross.”

“You’re the one who went digging for the answers.”

“You know that’s not what I was getting at.” Dean didn’t respond, so Sam veered off into a slightly safer conversation route. “Okay, fine. Any thoughts about what she is?”

It was an obvious out, and Dean was all too happy to take it.

“Well she passed the big three, so that rules out a lot. There were family photos all over the house, and a crucifix hanging above the front door.” Dean took another glance in the rearview mirror, making sure you were still passed out. He dropped his voice. “Cas can give us better clarity later. She can hunt down her answer all she wants, but I’ll feel better knowing she’s not something Cas says we need to worry about.”

“Yeah, whatever you say, Dean,” Sam said, shaking his head with a disbelieving half-smile on his face. He knew Sam wasn’t buying it, but Dean was stubborn enough that, if he dug his heels in deep, Sam would eventually let it go.

You woke with one hell of a crick in your neck. Falling asleep on your suitcase had been a terrible mistake, and now you were going to pay for it for the next day, at least. You sat up and rolled your shoulders, working out the stiffness as best as you could.

“Morning, sleeping beauty.” You met Dean’s gaze in the rear view mirror, and you could see him grinning. You smiled back.

“Good morning,” you responded, taking a look out the window. You were no longer on the highway. Instead, it looked as though you guys were traveling through a small town, not unlike the one you grew up in. “Where are we?”

“Bumfuck nowhere, Kansas,” Dean said, “Sam might have found another case, and it’s on our way. Figured it couldn’t hurt to stop by and see if it’s something down our alley.” Your next breath was sharp.

“What are we hunting?” you asked quietly, all traces of drowsiness wiped clear from your system. Dean’s grin fell.

“We,” he motioned from himself to Sam, “are hunting a possible ghost. You are staying at the motel room we’re about to get.”

To make his point, Dean turned off the main road, pulling into the parking lot of a motel that sat across the street from a small diner and a pawn shop. You frowned.

“What do you mean? I can’t come with you guys?”

“Look,” Dean said your name and slung an arm across the back of the front bench of the car, twisting to look at you fully. “Sam and I have done this hundreds of times. You haven’t even been with us for a full 24 hours, and I’m not going to put you back in the middle of a case. You asked to come along so you could get answers. This doesn’t have anything to do with answers you’re looking for.” His tone held an air of finality that reminded you of the way your dad used to sound when he had made up his mind about something. You crossed your arms, likely looking as much like a kid as you felt at the moment. When you didn’t argue back, he got out of the car and went into the office.

You turned to Sam.

“Can’t you say something to him?” you asked, motioning to Dean’s retreating back. Sam shook his head, his long hair flopping a bit with the movement. Your frown deepened.

“He’s right. There’s too much that can go wrong even when it’s him and me on a case. You’ve seen firsthand that what we do is dangerous.”

“But wouldn’t it be better to have an extra set of eyes and ears on things? What if you interview people and you miss something they say? Or what if it’s a whole pack of vampires? Wouldn’t having more people be beneficial in that scenario?”

“Can you tell me the difference between a poltergeist and a banshee?” The sudden shift in the conversation caught you off guard, and your scowl quickly gave way to a confused look.

“What?”

“How do you get rid of a vengeful spirit? What can you do to slow it down?” Sam hit you with question after question, asking another before you could even begin to say ‘I don’t know.�� “You don’t know,” he said for you. “And that’s okay. We don’t expect you to. But on a case, there are things you need to know otherwise you put everyone at risk, including yourself.” As Sam explained his reasoning, he methodically stripped away every ounce of fight you had in your system until all you could do was nod dumbly in agreement with him. You didn’t like it, but it was a sound explanation. 

The three of you settled down into the motel room rather unceremoniously. You could see it in the way that they moved that they had a routine figured out. Dean tossed a duffel bag onto the bed Sam was sitting on, and you hadn’t missed the fact that there were only two beds in the room. On one hand, it would make the most sense for the two of them to share a bed and leave the other one for yourself. On the other, though, there was a solid part of you that was sure they were going to relegate you to the loveseat by the door. Both Winchesters were tall, and there was no way either of them were going to be able to get a good night’s rest on it. 

“Scoot over, Sammy. We’re back to sharing,” Dean grunted as he collapsed on the mattress next to the bag he had just thrown. Annoyance flashed across Sam’s face, and you saw him glance from Dean to you then back to Dean.

It would be a lie if you said you were only a little disappointed this hadn’t been a full on ‘only one bed and two of us’ cliche moment. You were fairly confident that Dean had some interest in you. The few times you had caught him looking at you in the car, he had met your gaze fearlessly and flashed that toothy smile that caused your stomach to flip. Every time. This wasn’t some Hallmark movie where a traveller came through and swept a small town girl off her feet. That sort of thing didn’t happen in real life. You had barely set your suitcase down beside the bed that had been unofficially dubbed yours before the boys were back on their feet.

“We’re gonna go do some investigating. Shouldn’t take us too long. We should be back around dinner time, and we can hit up that diner across the way,” Dean unzipped the bag he had set on the bed and passed a handgun over to you.

“You have both of our numbers, right?” Sam asked, double checking that his own phone was safely tucked away in his pocket. You nodded and took the firearm, noting that it was the same one you had been given before. 

“When we leave, you lock the deadbolt and stay here. You don’t let anyone in that isn’t me or Sam, and if you aren’t sure, you call. Got it?”

“What do you mean if I’m not sure?” You paused for a second. “Wait, nevermind. You’re talking about shapeshifters, aren’t you?”

The boys had left three hours ago, and you were running out of things to keep yourself occupied. The TV in the motel room didn’t have many channels, and the only thing worth watching on any of them were reruns of old sitcoms. There were only so many mind-numbing episodes of sitcoms you could stomach, and three hours of them were pushing it. You had dug through all the drawers in the room and had a notepad and golf pencil to show for your efforts. By hour four, you had had enough. The room was stifling, and you were sure that if you had spent any more time pacing, you were going to wear through the thin carpet. Between the lack of anything engaging in the room and the gnawing concern that maybe something bad had happened to Sam or Dean, you were ready to rip your hair out. You needed something to serve as a distraction.

The pawn shop’s neon ‘open’ sign across the way drew your eye when you peeked out the window. Sure, you had been told to stay put, but really, how much trouble could you get into going across the way? You tucked the handgun beneath the pillow of your assigned bed, took three steps towards the door, then stopped. How much danger did a ghost pose? Did it stick to one place? Or did it choose the people it latched onto or lashed out at? What were you even thinking? If it was a ghost, then you were in no more danger across the street than you were in the motel room. You wouldn’t be far, and it wouldn’t be for long. You were a big girl who could make her own decisions. You made sure to grab the room key on your way out.

The pawn shop was small and dingy, and the bars on the windows made it feel prison-like. There was a bell above the door that jingled when you walked in. The girl sitting behind the counter didn’t even bother looking up from the book she was reading, only making a small noise of acknowledgement as you walked by her. She was dressed from head to toe in black with several face piercings that you were sure would’ve been a bitch and a half to get. Honestly, she looked as bored as you felt. The shop was dead with only the two of you in it. There were only a handful of aisles in the shop which subsequently meant that you had meandered your way through them in no time. You went through for a second look, taking any chance you could get at spending time away from the motel room. The amount of junk that people pawned off was astounding. There were several power tools that looked like they would need a prayer to start working and far too many VHS players that people had likely gotten rid of with the advent of DVDs.

“Hey,” a voice caused you to freeze midway through reaching for a closed toolbox. You looked up to see the gal from behind the counter standing at the end of the aisle. 

“Uh... yeah?” you responded, eyebrows furrowing in confusion.

“There’s something you might like over here,” she said, her tone deadpan. You stayed rooted to where you were standing for a moment. Something felt... off, but you couldn’t quite place your fingers on what might have been causing the feeling. The hairs on the back of your neck stood on end, and you briefly reprimanded yourself for leaving the gun back in the motel room. This was weird, too weird for your comfort. But despite it all feeling strange, it didn’t necessarily feel wrong. It would be easy to leave and book it across the way back to the room. Dean and Sam would never have any idea that you had left, and things would be fine. The worker’s face poked from around the shelf after a moment, expression still impassive. “Come on. I don’t bite, I promise.”

And that’s what did it, your honor. That’s what had you running across the parking lot and barricading yourself in the motel room, crappy wooden chair braced against the door knob and you huddling in the shower, gun in hand. You absolutely weren’t going to be another vampire’s meal, and the ghost wasn’t going to possess you without a fight. Could ghosts even possess people? Sam was right earlier. You really had no idea about anything in the realm of the supernatural. It was officially your new goal to learn anything and everything about every supernatural creature that you could. By the time you were done with the library they had promised you, you were going to be a goddamn encyclopedia. You lost track of how long you spent in the bathroom, ears straining for any hint that the girl across the way had followed after you. When you finally deemed it safe enough to step out from the shower, you brandished the gun, eyes sweeping across the room warily. Nothing seemed out of place. The chair was still tucked against the door, and the only sound in the room was the blood rushing in your ears.

This was fine. 

Everything was fine.

You took several deep breaths, centering yourself back in the moment. Okay. The question then became ‘how to tell the boys you might have found a lead without revealing that you left the room.’ You had the very distinct feeling that telling them you left wasn’t going to fly very well. Was there a lie that would sound believable enough? God, what if there wasn’t even anything going on with that girl, and she was just weird? Was this all just one big case of apophenia? Dean and Sam said they were hunting a ghost; what were the chances that you just happened to come across the thing? Logically, it didn’t make sense. But still, there was something about the place that you couldn’t shake. And your curiosity was clawing at you.

By the time the boys had come back to the room and shared their findings, you had devised the perfect plan to lead them to the possible ghost without ever letting on that you had ever stepped out of the room. To your dismay, they came back triumphant, talking about how the spirit had latched onto some ancient heirloom that was passed down in a family. When the last family member had died and given the heirloom to someone of a different bloodline, the spirit that stuck around to protect the initial family hadn’t been happy and instead killed whoever had the heirloom. It was a cut and dry case. They had destroyed the heirloom, and without it, the ghost had nothing to tether it to this realm. Your foot tapped impatiently as they spoke, pushing around the last few of your fries on your plate. You interspersed questions about ghosts here and there, slowly honing in on your theory. Only powerful ghosts could possess people, and it was very rare that a ghost possessing someone had good intentions. Could there be more than one ghost in the same town? It wasn’t impossible. Improbable, maybe. But still within the realm of possibilities. You weren’t willing to let your hunch go to waste so quickly.

“Can we go into the pawn shop next door?” you asked when the bill came around. Dean raised an eyebrow at you.

“Doubt they have anything good,” he said with a shrug as he tossed several bills onto the table.

“Please? I’ve been cooped up in the hotel room all day. I’m dying to spend some time outside of it,” you pressed, putting on your best puppy dog pout. Sam laughed.

“You two can go. After getting tossed around like a ragdoll, I need a hot shower and some sleep.” Sam brushed his hair out of his face and moved to stand up from the booth. Dean followed suit.

“Just what I need… someone else in my life who has puppy dog eyes as a weapon.” He snatched one of the fries you had left behind on your plate. “Let’s go see what kind of junk they have next door.”

As much as you had wanted Dean to walk into the pawn shop first, he kindly held the door for you and made a dramatic gesture of bowing as you walked past. “After you, princess.” You laughed and tamped down your nerves enough to place your hand on his head, briefly noting how deceptively soft his hair was, and pushed, forcing his bow to deepen.

“A real bow to royalty would expose your neck. It shows reverence,” you teased. He chuckled and turned his head enough to look at you.

“I always associated reverence with religion. I’m not a religious man, but I’d worship you if you asked.” You were pretty sure your eyes had doubled in size because wow that was a line if you had ever heard one. But also, how the hell he had delivered it in a way that didn’t make you cringe was truly a mystery. You didn’t have a response for him and instead continued into the pawn shop, warmed by the blush Dean had managed to color your cheeks with.

The same woman with piercings from earlier was seated behind the cash register again. She glanced up from her book, and you froze in place. The two of you made eye contact, but you didn’t see a hint of recognition in her eyes before she went back to the book she was reading. Despite that, you still felt on edge. Something about this place just didn’t feel... normal. Just like before, you couldn’t quite say that things felt wrong. 

“Does this place feel weird to you at all?” you asked quietly as Dean stepped into the shop behind you. 

“It’s a little musty, but you can’t really have high expectations for a small place like this,” he responded. He made a move to wander down an aisle, but you grabbed the sleeve of his jacket and tugged him in the opposite direction.

“Can... can we look over here?” you urged, pointing towards the glass jewelry case just to the right of the cashier. Maybe he just needed to get closer and his hunter senses would tingle. That was a thing, right? Definitely how those worked.

“Yeah, go for it, sweetheart. I’m gonna look over here,” he jut his thumb in the opposite direction you were hoping for. You had to suppress the frown that threatened to tug the corners of your mouth downwards. Of course he wouldn’t make this easy on you. 

You approached the jewelry case carefully, keeping the cashier in your peripheral vision. She seemed thoroughly engrossed in her book, though you weren’t ready to fully believe that she wasn’t secretly tracking you just above the pages. The jewelry case was only half full of various rings and necklaces neatly laid out for viewing. There were several commemorative coins and badges and a few knives in the case as well. Surprisingly though, none of the glittering pieces caught your eye. Instead, your gaze gravitated to a single dark pendant. You scooted closer to the side of the display case where the pendant hung. The thoughts of what the cashier might have been up to suddenly slipped from your mind as the necklace drew all of your attention to itself. 

Realistically, it wasn’t anything fancy and probably didn’t belong in the same case as the diamonds that sat next to it. It was a simple crescent moon shaped pendant that was a little smaller than a silver dollar. Silver wire was wrapped around it haphazardly, and it hung from a black, braided cord. The most interesting thing about it was that it appeared to have been chipped out from a solid piece of obsidian. You vaguely remember seeing someone at a museum forever and a day ago chipping away flakes of obsidian from a larger chunk to shape an arrowhead. This looked the same, right down to the edges that you were confident were sharp enough to leave a nasty cut if you grabbed it the wrong way. 

“Can I look at this?” you asked, momentarily forgetting all about your concerns of a possibly possessed cashier. Big mistake.

The cashier was already looking at you when you glanced at her to ask for the necklace in the case. There was a flicker of acknowledgement in her eyes, and a smile that looked entirely out of place on her crept over her features. Your hackles rose, and you spared the briefest moment of attention towards where Dean was hidden behind several shelves. If you screamed, surely he would get to you in time. You saw him tuck the handgun into the inside pocket of his jacket before dinner, so you weren’t entirely caught flatfooted. Well, he wasn’t. You, on the other hand, only had the silver pocket knife Dean had insisted you cut yourself with before he let you into the Impala. While it was better than nothing, you weren’t sure you wanted to get close enough to stab a ghost or whoever it might have possessed. 

The sound of the pendant clattering onto the glass case drew you from your thoughts. 

“This is what you were talking about, right?” the cashier asked in the same deadpan tone from earlier. You gave a single curt nod but didn’t move to touch the necklace. As if she had sensed your hesitation, the cashier took a step back, back pressed against the wall behind her. You moved slowly, half expecting her to lunge at you or screech or whatever it was that ghosts did to scare people. She didn’t budge, and as your fingertips brushed against the stone pendant, you were surprised to find that it was warm. Touching it immediately soothed your nerves, and while you were still consciously wary of your surroundings, the little voice in the back of your head that told you to run as far away as possible went quiet. Your shoulders relaxed, the tension falling away from them in large chunks the longer you held onto the moon.

“How much for it?” you asked, and when you looked at the cashier again, it seemed as though the stone’s calming effect extended to her as well. The strange smile that had split her face before was more serene and human-like. 

“Five bucks and we’ll call it even,” she said simply. You nodded, still unsettled by the entire situation. But if it were a bad situation, then Dean would’ve noticed it, right? Speaking of, you were about to turn and call out for him, wanting to know where he had gotten off to. There weren’t many places to hide in this small shop.

“What’d you find?” Dean popped up behind you, and you just about tossed the necklace into the air. You turned around to glare at him.

“Where did you go?”

“Wanted to see if they had any guns I was interested in. What have you got there?” He motioned to your hand, and you held it out to show him the necklace. Dean gave a small nod of acknowledgement, and you paid for the necklace, running a finger along the smooth surface of the moon all the while. You saw it when the cashier handed you the receipt for your purchase. Her movements, which up to that point had seemed almost stilted and awkward, evened out, and as you watched her grab her book and take a seat on the stool again, it looked like the most natural thing of all. She had gone back to ignoring you and Dean. It was fucking weird.

You stepped out of the pawn shop with Dean in tow, and you slipped your newly acquired necklace over your head. The pendant, which was still inexplicably warm, sat against your skin as you tucked it beneath your shirt. As soon as it was settled, the pendant suddenly hummed to life, vibrating gently for a few endless seconds before going quiet. 

“Dean, di–” Your vision went dark.

The Void was a familiar place to you. You didn’t know all of its intricacies, but deep down, you knew it like it was an extension of yourself. It wasn’t quite a friend, but it wasn’t an enemy either. The Void was just that – a void. A mass expanse of nothing that existed for reasons you couldn’t possibly fathom. And there was nothing there. Besides you.

And whatever that was.

Ahead of you was something you couldn’t find the words for. The Void was dark, lacking all light, but whatever you were looking at was somehow darker. If the Void was a shadow, then the thing was a negative space within the darkness. It had a vaguely humanoid shape, but the longer you stared and tried to make out a definitive shape, the more the edges of the nothingness shifted, eluding you. You swallowed hard. You hadn’t Walked into the shadows, and the only time you ever slipped into the Void by mistake was when you were sleeping and had a nightmare. Although you couldn’t make out an actual shape of whatever was in front of you, it lifted its head as though it had been hunched over with its back towards you.

It turned around, and although this other side of it was still as featureless as the first, you swore you could feel eyes on you. Its gaze pierced through you, seeing every building block that had put you together piece by piece. In that moment, you had the very distinct feeling that whatever this thing was could unmake you with little more than a thought. And it was a terrifying realization.

“Well, well, well... you aren’t supposed to be here.” The words resonated in your head. They were a whisper against your cheek. They were a song in your heart. They were everywhere and nowhere all at the same time. But most importantly, the Void didn’t eat them. The words were spoken in a voice you didn’t recognize, but it was distinctly feminine in nature. You couldn’t explain it, but you watched as the figure raised a finger to their lips. “Shh... we’re both breaking rules by being here.”

“Who are you?” Your voice sounded foreign, and you realized this was the first time you could hear in the Void. 

“That’s not the question you want to ask.” The voice’s tone was gentle but firm, like a teacher nudging a student in the direction of the correct answer.

“What are you?”

“Hmm... almost there but not quite. Give it one more try, won’t you, my dear?” 

“What am I?” The words left your lips before you realized you had even thought them.

The figure was suddenly right in front of you, invisible fingers pulling the crescent moon from beneath your shirt and unseen lips pressed against your forehead. You looked up, finding more nothingness in front of you but feeling the warm embrace of one arm wrapped around you.

“You are my Touched, and I bestow my blessing upon you.” The Void exploded, leaving you floating in a sea of stars that glittered like distant coins. It was a cloudless night, and you found yourself reaching out towards the only dark spot in the sky shaped like the crescent you wore around your neck.

“Hey, sweetheart? You in there?” Dean was snapping his fingers in front of your face. You jolted back into reality with a start, finding yourself standing just outside of the pawn shop. “You alright? Where’d you go?” Dean asked, and you watched as his eyes searched your face for any sign of... something. You weren’t sure what he was looking for.

“Yeah... sorry. Uh...” You tried running what had just happened through your head, but the harder you focused on it, the more it slipped away from you. “I wasn’t sure if I turned off the stove before I left home.” Dean laughed, your words placating him. 

“I’m pretty sure you checked everything about three times over before we left. I think it’s a safe bet that you’re okay.”

“Yeah, you’re probably right.”

The motel room was dark when Dean pushed the door open, and when he flicked the light on, he let out a low, exasperated groan.

“Oh come on!” When you stepped inside, you saw exactly what had drawn that kind of reaction from him. Sam had followed through on his plan for the evening. You could hear the bathroom fan still humming across the room, and Sam was collapsed in a heap on top of the blankets of the bed he and Dean were sharing. Supposed to be sharing. Sam had fallen asleep right in the middle of the bed. Whether that was on purpose or not was a different question, though. 

You wet your lips. Maybe there was a god and he had heard your unsaid prayers from earlier. With a heavy sigh, Dean grabbed his duffel bag from the bed and moved it to the small wooden chair in the room.

“Do you want help moving him?” you asked. Sam was tall and decently built – if the T-shirt clinging to his back muscles was anything to go by – but his height meant that his weight was likely more spread out. You certainly wouldn’t be able to lift him, but you were confident you could probably drag him a bit with Dean’s help.

“Nah, he took the brunt of the ghosts’s attention today. He deserves it. Just toss me one of the extra pillows; I’ll make do on the couch.” Even though his tone was nonchalant, there was a hint of something more beneath it. You remembered him mentioning that he was the older brother at some point during the car ride, and while you hadn’t ever had siblings growing up, you had friends that were practically family over the years. You would’ve given up the bed for them too if it meant they got to be comfortable.

A beat passed between you two as you grabbed a pillow from the second bed.

“There’s room in my bed,” you said before you could let your nerves get the better of you. “If you want,” you added hastily. Green eyes met yours, and your fingers unconsciously found the shape of the pendant beneath your shirt. It thrummed against your skin, and you felt your nervousness melt away as Dean spoke, his million-dollar smile lighting up the room more than the overhead lamp.

“You didn’t have to conspire with Sammy just to get me in your bed. All you had to do was ask, sweetheart.”

It felt good being God’s favorite.

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[powdermelonkeg]

I've seen some Reddit refugee PSAs going around, so I thought I'd contribute a few tips of my own that I haven't seen covered:

If you go to the original iteration of your post (not any subsequent reblogs, your ORIGINAL post) you can delete any comments you don't like. This does not apply to text added by reblog, only to the message bubble section.

Ublock Origin has trouble figuring out which parts of desktop to get rid of. If you want to delete a certain element (for example, the store widget), and your usual method isn't working, what you want to do is: - Right-click - Inspect Element/Inspect (Q) - Look at the thing that's highlighted, then go all the way up until you hit the nearest "div = class" marker - Right-click - Hover over "Copy," then pick "CSS Selector" - Click your Ublock extension icon - Click the gears - Find a blank space on the list that pops up and type "www.tumblr.com##" without the quotes - Paste whatever you copied with CSS Selector after that, with no space between it and the ## - Click "Apply changes"

You can hide your follower lists and liked lists. This is actively encouraged. Desktop solution: - Account (the person icon in the corner) - Scroll down until you find your blog name and click "Blog Settings" - Scroll through the page that pops up until you find "Share posts you like" and "Share the Tumblrs you're following" and toggle them off. This is the 3rd and 4th section of that page for me, respectively Mobile solution: - Your blog (the person icon in the bottom right corner) - Settings (gear in the top right corner) - Scroll down to "Pages" - Toggle "Likes" and "Following"

Desktop only: Left your Tumblr logged in on someone else's phone/computer? Worried about account security? No problem! - Account (the person icon in the corner) - Settings (NOT Blog Settings. Just Settings. It has a gear icon) - Scroll all the way to the bottom - You have a list of any logins that have happened on your account. They come with the IP addresses used to access it. It tells you where it happened, and from what operating system. Deleting those with the X next to the listing logs that iteration out. If you have any on that list that you DON'T recognize, I recommend logging them out and changing your password. Note: It says the list is only for the past 30 days. This is a lie. I have some that date back over a year.

Desktop only: You can make gradient text in your posts by following these instructions.

If your post has been blowing up and you're sick of the notifications, deleting the original post will delete its notes from your activity. THIS CANNOT BE UNDONE. If you would still like to check on the post, just not have it in your activity, reblog it before deleting it. You can continue to check the notes tab from the reblog while the original is gone.

It is common etiquette to tag spoilers for new games/shows/etc (ie, released in the last two months) as #[insert fandom here] spoilers, sensitive subjects as #[insert sensitive topic] tw, and long posts as #long post. Yes, even if you have a readmore (which you can add by clicking the weird squiggly line when you start a new block).

There is a bug on desktop involving readmore lines. Whenever you go back to edit a post that has a readmore in it, it moves the readmore down by one block. Make sure you move it back into its proper place each time by clicking and dragging.

You can click and drag different blocks of text to reorder them. Only regular blocks, though; not lists like this one. You can also do this with images you've inserted.

Desktop only: You can delete/remove tags/add tags en masse to posts using the Mass Post Editor. - Account (person icon in the corner) - Scroll down to your blog - Mass Post Editor - Select any posts in the grid you want. "Edit tags" is only for removing tags, you need "Add tags" to add more

Desktop only: You can see any blog's history of posts by typing in [blogname].tumblr.com/archive. The page that pops up looks very similar to the Mass Post Editor. You can filter posts on that blog by any of their most used tags, by month, or by post type. This is especially useful for locating pornbots. Some pornbots will try to legitimize their place by picking a random popular tag (for example, #horror) and reblogging the top 10-100 posts in that tag without commentary. See if they've been active for more than week with the archive month filter. Granted, the person may also be a new user, like yourself. It takes some deduction. But it's much easier to use the archive than it is to scroll through all of their posts until you hit the bottom.

Desktop only shortcuts: J = move down one post. Useful for scrolling fast or getting past a notoriously long post (as in "Do you like the color of the sky" and all its cousins) K = move up one post Shift + R = reblog a post. Does not add tags L = like a post C = create a new post (brings up options on what kind of post) . (period) = return to the top of the page Shift + Q = add a post to your queue. Does not add tags Shift + P = cycle through the color palette

[the-greatest-choice-developer]

[System Notification]

Your choice has been registered:

They both get a blue pop up.

[System Notification]

-Scene 2: The Aftermath-

-Part 6-

With a crackle and a small flash, what appeared to Javier as a shattered piece of glass materialized before him. From what he could see, one also appeared in front of Lloyd.

“Ah!” Lloyd stared at it, then noticed the one in front of Javier. “Ah?”

“… one of your ‘abilities’?” Javier asked.

“Well, sorta? Something’s not … quite right,” Lloyd answered, tentatively poking at the glass. It shattered into tiny glowing tiles, making both of them jump.

Javier moved to block Lloyd, but the glass in front of him stopped him in his tracks. Runes began appearing across its surface.

The shattered glass in front of Lloyd merged into a cracked mass as more runes appeared.

“Why is it in Korean now?—Wait, what do you mean?” Lloyd mumbled, noticing the changes.

Lloyd’s eyes darted back and forth before he let out a huff. “Is that even Korean? Did you run that through Google Translate like five times?”

The glass shifted, almost agitated, changing runes again. Lloyd smiled. “I mostly understand. No access to info for now.” he noted.

‘… Can he read those runes?’ Javier thought. 

“… Can you read those runes?” Javier finally asked aloud.

Lloyd looked at him blankly for a second. “Have you never seen foreign writing before?”

…

“Do you even know how to read?”

‘I’ll punch him.’ Javier thought to himself.

“How can you read a ‘foreign’ language?” Javier asked, trying to keep his patience.

“I told you, University of Korea,” Lloyd replied blankly.

He had said that earlier, Javier recalled. 

Why IS it in Korean? But why would Lloyd attend a foreign school? Was it even possible to study at a foreign school from here in the Magentano Empire? Javier had to admit that his knowledge of schools outside of what Julian had shared with him was lacking.

While Javier pondered this, he didn’t notice the glass runes next to him changing or Lloyd walking up to him. “Javier!” Lloyd’s voice snapped him back to the moment. “Try sensing if you can use any magic or something.”

“Magic?…” Javier recalled the distortions had given Lloyd abilities outside of Javier’s normal skill set. 

Concentrating, Javier focused on his mana heart at first, then on the mana rings, and finally on the foreign sensation of Lloyd’s mana. It felt strange.

“G-get away from that thing!” A voice shouted nearby causing them both to whip around.

The faint sound like a pig’s squeal and orders being barked.

The two exchanged a glance. Javier gestured that he was going to help, while Lloyd grimaced and motioned toward the tree where they needed to dig up the root. Javier sighed in resignation, then nodded toward the sound of the fighting. Lloyd pouted, pulling out Javier’s sword before heading toward the scene.

When Lloyd arrived, it was a sight to behold. The creature before him was not one he had ever seen.

It had a lean body covered in short, bristly fur, with powerful back legs built for jumping. Its long ears are upright. Its head is broad and flat with a wide snout, and two small tusks jut from its lower jaw. It stood on thick, split hooves that seemed disproportionate to its body. Oh yeah, and it was freaking huge! Twice as tall as any of the elves nearby.

‘It’s like a deer drawn by an alien.’ Lloyd thought to himself, tilting his head. Or is it like a pig’s limbs on a rabbit’s body? A pig-bit… a rig?

He had agreed to come check things out, but he wasn’t in any hurry to face that thing.

He noticed one of the elves notice him, but before they could react, a giant gust of wind swept them all off their feet, followed by an ear-piercing screech. Lloyd turned around just in time to see the rig pinned to the ground by an enormous, scaled claw.

Red scales… Lloyd’s eyes slowly traveled upward, only to find an entire dragon standing before them.

“You seem to be struggling with a … unique creature,” the dragon’s voice rumbled.

Lloyd’s fight-or-flight instincts were battling each other, recalling the horror he had felt from the other dragon. This one wasn’t nearly as intimidating… but it was still a dragon.

[satellite-slickers]

okay thats it time to clear house there are fucking too many of you now. survival of the fittest those of you who are strong enough will die off and my notifications wont be filling with hundreds of them every day

the internet left is straight up canibalistic and impotent. you talk about a revolution and killing billionaires but the thought of giving up chick fillet or something else equally trivial is completely beyond you. how am i supposed to take you seriously anout wanting to go through the painful and potentially devastating concequences of forcibly changing society if you don't have the conviction to even give up your creature comforts. until you so called leftists grow a spine and actualy do the basics like get q long term strategy in place i am not going to believe that you have what it takes.

on the same note. yall are so fucking dramatic and love drama to the point that you will gladly tear into each other and try to paint other leftists as villains for not being ideologically pure as you think you are. you cant build a colelition or a movement if you arent willing to join with people you dont agree 100% with. and you cant do shit if youre more concerned with looking like the wokest person in the room than you are actually affecting systemic change

the harry potter game thing is a microcosm. i do not care qbout the harry potter game. as a trans person. i dont care. you're shadow boxing in platos cave trying to win a symbolic victory against a single terf. meanwhile our rights are being stripped away from us while you are focused on bullying people into not playing a videp game like thats actually going to fix anything. someone streaming that fucking terrible game and raising money to donate to a trans charity is doing infinitely more good for me and the rest of the trans community than the rest of you fuckers combined

ai art is fine actually. and while there needs to ne regulation about how datasets qre compiled. it is not plageriam and is not art theft and is not copying your art style the devil and is actualy good and cool you just have a fundumental misunderstanding of how the technology works. the exploitation and undervaluation of artists in our society is not new and is not because of ai art. you want to help artists? stop shadow boxing in platos cave and actually support artists and create networks with the aim of making sure that artists actually get paid and get credit for the work they do

people can ship or write or he off too whatever the hell they like its none of my business

i am not proship, not because i dont share their views about fiction. but because i dont believe that they go far enough. the anti anti movement had it right but the proship comunity is very much "fuck you i got mine" they want to play with their fanfic and read their stories and dont want to actually explore thought or principles beyond that. things dont matter and arent bad if they arent hurting real people? okay then. in that case pedophiles and zoophiles dont deserve harasment if they arent actually hurting anykne. incest is fine as long as its consentual and using mental health problems (hes insane, theyre psychotic, theyre a narcasist, they lack empathy conservatism appeals to the mentaly ill, trying to say that mass murderers or child molesters or corrupt politicians are that way because there is something mentally wrong with them) as a way to condem their character means that YOU are the terrible person. claiming that only people who aren't neurotypical can be monsters is abelist. theres no other way about it

some of you straight up dont have principles, you call yourself progressive but you are still working on that gut level "it makes me feel weird pr gross to think about and upsets me and therefor it must be evil" like a five year old, you never actually examined your beliefs and your feelings and developed a moral code that you stick to even when it is hard and it shows

[maryyclark]

Mass Notification Market to Hit USD 88.17 Billion by 2033: Key Growth Drivers

Mass Notification System Market Report: Key Insights & Trends (2025–2033)

The Mass Notification System Market encompasses technology solutions designed to disseminate crucial information to a large audience rapidly and efficiently through various communication channels, such as text messages, email alerts, voice calls, and social media notifications. These systems are vital for organizations across sectors, including healthcare, government, education, and transportation, to ensure timely communication during emergencies, business operations, and public announcements.

The global mass notification system market size was valued at USD 15.39 billion in 2024 and is projected to reach from USD 18.69 billion in 2025 to USD 88.17 billion by 2033, growing at a CAGR of 21.4% during the forecast period (2025–2033).

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Latest Market Trends and Insights

Surging Demand for Emergency Communication Systems: With the increasing frequency of natural disasters and security threats, organizations are investing heavily in mass notification solutions to ensure the safety of personnel and assets.

Integration of AI and Machine Learning: Advanced mass notification systems are incorporating AI and machine learning capabilities to provide real-time analytics and predictive alerts, enhancing the efficiency of communication strategies.

Cloud-Based Solutions on the Rise: The shift towards cloud-based mass notification systems is gaining traction due to their scalability, cost-efficiency, and ease of deployment.

Statistical Insights: The market was valued at USD 3.50 billion in 2024 and is projected to reach USD 6.80 billion by 2033, growing at a CAGR of 9.2% during the forecast period (2025–2033).

Adoption Across Verticals: The healthcare sector is emerging as a major adopter, driven by the need for real-time communication during critical events.

Penetration Rate: Mass notification systems registered soaring growth in 2022 with worldwide revenue up 16.1% year-over-year

Integration with IoT and AI: The integration of Internet of Things (IoT) devices and artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing mass notification systems, enabling real-time data analysis and automated alerts.

Increased Focus on Interoperability: Governments and organizations are prioritizing interoperable systems that can seamlessly integrate with existing infrastructure, ensuring efficient communication during emergencies.

Growing Demand for Mobile-Based Alerts: With the proliferation of smartphones, mobile-based mass notification systems are becoming increasingly popular, accounting for 35% of the market share in 2023.

Regulatory Compliance: Stringent government regulations mandating the implementation of mass notification systems in public spaces and workplaces are driving market growth.

Key Market Opportunities

Emerging Economies: The expansion of digital infrastructure in emerging markets presents significant growth potential for mass notification system providers.

Data Security and Compliance: As regulatory frameworks surrounding data privacy become more stringent, there is a rising demand for notification systems that prioritize data protection.

Industry-Specific Applications: Customized solutions for sectors like education, retail, and manufacturing are creating niche growth avenues.

Key Players in the Mass Notification System Market

Everbridge, Inc.

Honeywell International Inc.

OnSolve LLC

Siemens AG

Singlewire Software, LLC

Desktop Alert, Inc.

Blackboard Inc.

Motorola Solutions, Inc.

xMatters, Inc.

Alertus Technologies LLC

Market Segmentations

By Component:

Software

Hardware

Services

By Deployment Mode:

On-Premise

Cloud-Based

By Application:

Emergency Response

Business Communications

Public Safety Notifications

IT Alerts

By Industry Vertical:

Healthcare

Government

BFSI (Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance)

Education

Retail

Transportation and Logistics

Others

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Regional Analysis

North America: The region holds the largest share in the global mass notification system market, driven by advanced technological infrastructure and the presence of major industry players. The rising demand for public safety solutions and emergency communication systems contributes to the region's dominance.

Europe: Europe is expected to grow at a notable CAGR of 8.5% during the forecast period, fueled by government initiatives focused on public safety and security. Countries like Germany, France, and the UK are leading the adoption of advanced notification systems.

Asia-Pacific: The Asia-Pacific region is projected to witness the fastest growth, with a CAGR of 11.4% over the forecast period. The proliferation of smartphones, the expansion of 4G/5G networks, and increased investments in smart city projects are driving demand in countries like China, India, and Japan.

Middle East and Africa: The adoption of mass notification systems in the region is growing steadily, particularly in sectors like oil and gas, government, and education.

Latin America: The market in Latin America is gaining momentum, driven by increasing awareness of emergency communication systems and advancements in digital infrastructure.

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BUILDING A RELIABLE, MODERN SUPPORT SYSTEM ⚙️

BUILDING A RELIABLE, MODERN SUPPORT SYSTEM ⚙️ We’ve invested a lot of time creating our own communication solution, deeply integrated with Telegram bots, email notifications, and a website widget. Throughout development, our site remained accessible, allowing visitors to authorize our bot to message them. This setup lets us efficiently share crucial updates and technical details about our services. As we approached the technical launch, we migrated several thousand Telegram subscribers into our funnel as though they were all new. The first phase went smoothly—everyone got the initial info. However, when our backend processes started handling more complex auto-mailing queues en masse, some users were hit with random notifications. We apologize if you experienced spam; we halted everything as soon as we noticed. High parallel loads plus large-scale updates turned into a mild “chaos”! 🚀 Right now, we already have a robust architecture built on Laravel and Vue.js. But we still need to add new functionality for background processing and multi-queue auto-mailing. In more technical terms, we’re introducing multiple worker processes, so every request is handled independently, without bottlenecks. This allows near-infinite scalability, ensuring we can send targeted notifications without overloading the bot or spamming subscribers. 🔧 Our main goal remains quick, reliable help for all questions about our services and trading tools. With this update, we’re taking another big step toward a fully operational launch. We appreciate your patience and believe this “parallelized” support system will deliver a fast and convenient experience—exactly when you need it @forexroboteasybot 🤝

[seositetool]

Mass Notification System Market 2024 – By Size, Share, Trends, Growth Analysis And Outlook By 2029

Siemens AG (Germany), Everbridge (US), Honeywell (US), Eaton (Ireland), Motorola Solutions (US), Blackberry (Canada), Johnson Controls (Ireland), Singlewire Software (US), OnSolve (US), AlertMedia (US), Alertus Technologies (US), F24 (Germany), HipLink (US), American Signal Corporation (US). Mass Notification System Market by Offering (Software, Hardware (Fire Alarm System, Visual Alert Devices,…

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Types of SMS Marketing Campaigns (Transactional, Promotional, Conversational)

What is SMS marketing?

SMS marketing, often known as text message marketing, is a direct approach to communicating with clients by sending promotional, informative, or transactional text messages. SMS marketing systems allow businesses to send texts to a list of subscribers who have signed up to receive these messages.

There is good news for businesses: eCommerce SMS marketing is carefully controlled, and users must approve before receiving messages. This ensures that customers only receive the messages they desire.

A mass SMS marketing technique is like email marketing in that it enables organisations to contact many clients simultaneously. Another advantage is that it reaches them directly via their mobile devices, which we all know are extensions of themselves.

Three Types of SMS Marketing Campaigns

1. Promotional SMS Marketing

Promotional SMS marketing is delivering messages to clients to promote a product, service, or special offer. These communications are often brief, direct, and time-sensitive, with the goal of generating instant attention and eliciting prompt action.

Marketers employ promotional SMS campaigns to boost engagement and sales by motivating consumers to act fast and take advantage of the deal.

2. Transactional SMS Marketing

Transactional SMS are automated messages that do not promote a product or service and instead give customers useful updates or information, such as shipment status, delivery notifications, billing alerts, etc.

Among the most popular transactional SMS kinds are:

● Order Confirmations: Messages verifying that an order was successfully placed and sharing details such as the order number and estimated delivery date.

● Booking and Reservation Updates: Notifications on the customer’s bookings or reservations, such as airline confirmations, hotel bookings, or appointments.

● Account Notifications: These are notifications of account actions or modifications, such as account balances, payment receipts, or password reset confirmations.

● Delivery Updates: Information about the status of a delivery, such as tracking numbers and projected delivery timings.

● Transactional Alerts: Alerts about consumer transactions, such as withdrawals from bank accounts or credit card transactions.

These messages are often generated automatically in response to specified triggers or events and provided quickly to ensure that consumers receive timely and relevant information about their transactions or contacts with the company.

3. Conversational SMS Marketing

An estimated 64% of customers prefer businesses that provide two-way contact via SMS, which is exactly what conversational SMS marketing does. This method encourages communication, allowing companies to engage with consumers in real-time.

However, conversational SMS is especially efficient for answering consumer questions, giving help, and gathering important feedback.

Benefits of SMS Marketing

With 7.3 billion people expected to use smartphones by 2026, wouldn’t you rather leverage this to reach your intended audience? Here are five advantages of SMS marketing.

1. Reach Consumers Quicker

If you have time-sensitive information to present, SMS is the best media since 95% of text messages are opened within three minutes of delivery. For example, if you have a limited-time deal, you may utilise SMS to notify your clients.

2. Increase The Response Rate

Unlike other marketing channels, SMS enables you to reach out to clients directly on their mobile devices, and customers are 134% more likely to reply to an SMS than an email. Because text messages have a far greater response rate, they may keep your clients interested in your SMS marketing and provide prospects for future offers.

3. Complements Other Marketing Channels

An SMS marketing approach is effective on its own, but it may also be utilised to supplement other marketing channels. You might, for example, use SMS to promote a social media contest or sale or to raise the number of subscribers to your email newsletter. You could also use SMS to notify clients about a future event or webinar to promote signups.

4. Increase Consumer Loyalty

SMS marketing may help you increase client loyalty by providing targeted messages and offers to certain consumers. This is an excellent method of making your consumers feel appreciated and enhancing their likelihood of returning to your organization.

5. Increase Revenue

SMS marketing solutions may increase income by directing customers to your business or website. SMS messages may also be used to promote special promotions and events and remind consumers to finish their shopping cart orders. This mobile commerce technique capitalizes on SMS’s accessibility and effortlessly integrates with your brand’s marketing activities.

Take Advantage of SMS Marketing

SMS marketing may help you reach your intended audience and boost interaction. Marketing to your clients where they are most engaged increases your chances of holding their attention.

Do not be scared to experiment with various SMS techniques at first. Some clients may prefer discounts or bargains, but others may want customer care assistance via purchase confirmation or shipment updates. SMS marketing may help you enhance and clarify your social media marketing approach.

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Intelligent Emergency Response Systems & Infrastructure Market - Forecast (2024-2030)

The report predicts the Intelligent Emergency Response System market to grow with a CAGR of 10.14 % over the period of 2017 - 2023. The global market for Intelligent Emergency Response System at $103.1 billion in 2017 is anticipated to grow in 2023.  Video Surveillance System displays the highest market share contributing to about $1.1bn in 2017 and growing at a CAGR of about 4.3%. The global market was highest for Americas followed by Europe and APAC. The market for America was forecasted to at $48.767 Billion with a CAGR of 8.95%. The growth of this market can be highly attributed to the growing awareness, as well as increased penetration in high hazard industries and personal security market.

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What is Intelligent Emergency Response System? 

Intelligent emergency response system is a technology based automated infrastructure which responds through various medium in case of natural and manmade situational crisis, such as floods, earth quakes, and terrorist attacks, for which these responders give an immediate alert to the government and nearby medical provisions. These responders are capable to alert a large number of populations in a particular region any form of content and in any direction.

What are the major applications of Intelligent Emergency Response System?

  The major application of the system is automatic messaging of any natural or man-made accidents to wide range of geographical and population in any form such as voice or text, e-mails to any available or integrated medium such as pagers, smartphones and alarms. The system has the capability to contact the respective decision maker or the immediate actioner such ambulance services in case of medical emergence, and police station in case of other unfavorable situational emergencies. 

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Market Research and Market Trends of Intelligent Emergency Response System.

A Seamless System for Mass Notification and Emergency Messaging 

The difference between minor and major emergency crisis made by direct communications with different levels of audiences. This Instant Alert and Instant Alert Plus are adaptable, cloud-based emergency and mass alert system that provides smooth and flexible solution. The system gives information that the emergency situation have to be handled direct interruption or by just a control message. The user can give a different form of control messages such as text, voice and email messages.

Honeywell Launches Amazon Alexa Voice-ready Thermostat For Hotels

This new launch from Honeywell is a next generation of thermostat for hotel industry. This e7 thermostat is the first solution for managing environmental control and energy for enterprises, which is integrated with Amazon Alexa voice control for notifying room temperature, drapery, lighting and amenities services. This e7 thermostat is the first innovative in guest room control with voice-ready integrated solution for enterprise level.

When a work emergency strikes, this tool will get you out of bed

Pager Duty is a techno-alert tool that has its wide range of application in companies working on application programming platform. Application programs are vulnerable to any kind of malware attacks. This tool will alert the authorized programmer whenever any malware issue or program crash occurs. This emergency response system has been welcomed by Top techie and non-techie players such IBM, Gap Inc., World Bank and other more than 10,000 companies. PagerDuty wants to provide always-on-call to all levels of employees including both technical and functional and those in executive roles.

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Who are the Major Players in market?

The key players operating in the Intelligent Emergency Response System are Honeywell International., TOA Corporation., Cobalt., Eaton Corporation PLC., Axis Communications., Micron Technologies.,  Denyo Co Ltd.,  UNI-PEX  Co Ltd. and other 10 more companies. 

 What is our report scope?

The report incorporates in-depth assessment of the competitive landscape, product market sizing, product benchmarking, market trends, product developments, financial analysis, strategic analysis and so on to gauge the impact forces and potential opportunities of the market. Apart from this the report also includes a study of major developments in the market such as product launches, agreements, acquisitions, collaborations, mergers and so on to comprehend the prevailing market dynamics at present and its impact during the forecast period 2017-2023.

All our reports are customizable to your company needs to a certain extent, we do provide 20 free consulting hours along with purchase of each report, and this will allow you to request any additional data to customize the report to your needs.

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Key Takeaways from this Report

Evaluate market potential through analyzing growth rates (CAGR %), Volume (Units) and Value ($M) data given at country level – for product types, end use applications and by different industry verticals.

Understand the different dynamics influencing the market – key driving factors, challenges and hidden opportunities.

Get in-depth insights on your competitor performance – market shares, strategies, financial benchmarking, product benchmarking, SWOT and more.

Analyze the sales and distribution channels across key geographies to improve top-line revenues.

Understand the industry supply chain with a deep-dive on the value augmentation at each step, in order to optimize value and bring efficiencies in your processes. 

Get a quick outlook on the market entropy – M&A’s, deals, partnerships, product launches of all key players for the past 4 years. 

Evaluate the supply-demand gaps, import-export statistics and regulatory landscape for more than top 20 countries globally for the market. 

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What are the benefits of bulk SMS service

Bulk SMS services offer several benefits for businesses, organizations, and individuals looking to communicate with a large audience efficiently and cost-effectively. Some of the key benefits include:

Reach: Bulk SMS allows businesses to reach a large audience quickly. With one message, you can communicate with hundreds, thousands, or even millions of recipients simultaneously, making it an effective tool for mass communication.

High Open Rates: SMS messages have high open rates compared to other communication channels such as email. Most SMS messages are read within minutes of being received, ensuring that your message gets seen by a significant portion of your audience.

Immediate Delivery: SMS messages are delivered almost instantly, making them ideal for time-sensitive communications such as promotions, alerts, reminders, and emergency notifications. You can be confident that your message will reach recipients promptly.

Cost-Effective: Bulk SMS is a cost-effective communication solution compared to traditional advertising channels such as print, radio, or television. With bulk SMS, you only pay for the messages you send, and there are no upfront costs or minimum spending requirements.

Personalization: Many bulk SMS services allow you to personalize messages with recipient names or other relevant information. Personalized messages are more engaging and can help increase response rates and customer engagement.

Easy to Use: Bulk SMS platforms are user-friendly and easy to use, even for users with minimal technical expertise. You can quickly compose messages, upload contact lists, schedule delivery, and track responses using intuitive interfaces.

Analytics and Reporting: Bulk SMS services provide tools for tracking the performance of your campaigns, including delivery reports, open rates, click-through rates, and conversion metrics. This data allows you to measure the effectiveness of your campaigns and make data-driven decisions to optimize future efforts.

Automation and Scheduling: Many bulk SMS services offer automation features that allow you to schedule messages in advance, set up recurring campaigns, and trigger messages based on specific events or conditions. Automation saves time and ensures timely delivery of messages.

Opt-Out Management: Bulk SMS services typically include opt-out management features that allow recipients to unsubscribe from receiving further messages. This helps businesses stay compliant with regulations and ensures a positive user experience for recipients.

Integration: Bulk SMS services often integrate with other marketing tools and platforms, such as CRM systems, email marketing software, and e-commerce platforms. Integration allows for seamless data sharing and coordinated multi-channel marketing campaigns.

Overall, bulk SMS services offer a powerful and versatile communication solution for businesses and organizations looking to engage with their audience effectively and drive results. Whether you're running marketing campaigns, sending notifications, or providing customer support, bulk SMS can help you reach your goals efficiently and cost-effectively.

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Emergency Preparedness and Business Continuity in Facilities Management

In the realm of facilities management, preparedness for emergencies is not just a good practice; it’s a critical component of ensuring business continuity. From natural disasters to unexpected disruptions, having robust emergency preparedness measures in place can minimize downtime, protect assets, and safeguard the well-being of employees and occupants. In this blog post, we’ll explore the importance of emergency preparedness and business continuity in facilities management and provide actionable strategies to enhance resilience.

Understanding the Risks:

The first step in effective emergency preparedness is understanding the potential risks and vulnerabilities that your facility may face. Conduct a comprehensive risk assessment to identify hazards such as floods, fires, power outages, or security breaches. Consider both internal and external factors that could impact your facility’s operations and develop mitigation strategies accordingly.

Developing a Comprehensive Plan:

Once you’ve identified potential risks, develop a detailed emergency preparedness plan tailored to your facility’s specific needs. This plan should outline procedures for responding to various emergencies, including evacuation protocols, communication strategies, and coordination with emergency responders. Assign roles and responsibilities to key personnel, and ensure that all employees are trained and familiar with the plan.

Investing in Resilient Infrastructure:

Investing in resilient infrastructure can significantly enhance your facility’s ability to withstand and recover from emergencies. Consider implementing measures such as backup power systems, fire suppression systems, and structural reinforcements to mitigate risks and minimize damage. Regular maintenance and inspections are also crucial to ensure that these systems remain operational and effective.

Establishing Communication Channels:

Effective communication is essential during emergencies to ensure that critical information is disseminated promptly and accurately. Establish multiple communication channels, including phone trees, mass notification systems, and digital signage, to reach employees and occupants across various platforms. Maintain updated contact lists and ensure that communication protocols are regularly tested and refined.

Collaborating with Stakeholders:

Collaboration with external stakeholders, such as local authorities, emergency responders, and neighboring businesses, is essential for effective emergency preparedness. Establish partnerships and engage in joint planning exercises to coordinate response efforts and share resources during emergencies. Participating in community initiatives and sharing best practices can also strengthen resilience across the broader region.

Testing and Training:

Regular testing and training are essential to ensure that your emergency preparedness plan remains effective and actionable. Conduct drills and exercises to simulate various emergency scenarios and evaluate the response of personnel and systems. Use these opportunities to identify areas for improvement and refine your procedures accordingly. Additionally, provide ongoing training to employees to ensure that they are prepared to respond effectively during an emergency.

Conclusion:

In today’s unpredictable world, effective emergency preparedness is a cornerstone of successful facilities management. By understanding risks, developing comprehensive plans, investing in resilient infrastructure, establishing communication channels, collaborating with stakeholders, and conducting regular testing and training, facilities can enhance their resilience and ensure business continuity even in the face of adversity. Embrace a proactive approach to emergency preparedness and empower your facility to weather any storm. Source: https://aurafms.wordpress.com/2024/01/28/emergency-preparedness-and-business-continuity-in-facilities-management/