Fire & Safety Journal Americas Podcast
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Fire & Safety Journal Americas Podcast provides in-depth discussions on the latest trends, challenges and innovations shaping fire and safety across the Americas. Featuring conversations with industry leaders, experts and frontline professionals, the podcast delivers valuable insights on emerging technologies, regulatory developments and best practices in fire protection, emergency response, and risk management. This podcast is an essential resource for fire and safety professionals seeking to stay informed, advance their knowledge and connect with the broader industry community.
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Explores crucial topics within the fire and safety landscape, such as regulatory changes, innovative technologies, and best practices, with episodes like 'What It Takes to Sell a Fire & Security Company' focusing on mergers and acquisitions in the sector.
Fire & Safety Journal Americas Podcast provides in-depth discussions on the latest trends, challenges and innovations shaping fire and safety across the Americas. Featuring conversations with industry leaders, experts and frontline professionals, the podcast delivers valuable insights on emerging technologies, regulatory developments and best practices in fire protection, emergency response, and risk management. This podcast is an essential resource for fire and safety professionals seeking to stay informed, advance their knowledge and connect with the broader industry community.
In this edition of FSJA’s Leaders in Fire and Safety Podcast, Assistant Editor Isabelle Crow speaks with Ralph DioGuardi, Pavion’s Division President of its Fire Business Unit about the importance of creating a fire defense strategy that aligns with unique business requirements and standards. Ralph spotlights the impact of mass notification and offers advice on what sets one fire protection strategy apart from the rest.
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