The Revolution in Emergency Responder Training
Summary
After realizing that her firefighter husband had to spend countless hours in front of a computer screen every month to complete his required training, Michele knew their had to be a better way.“The trainlu system is very affordable, the monthly cost is $49 per video on demand device which is one per station, with only a $2,500 initial channel development fee.The service allows fire, police, EMS and military the ability to provide their entire training video library through an on demand delivery to any television.The service allows responders to select a video through a graphical menu on the television screen and then play, pause, restart, rewind or fast forward the video.The company was founded by Michele Smith, the wife of a firefighter and a computer programmer out of Atlanta, GA. “The amount of monthly training that first responders complete every month requires a video on demand solution,” stated Michele.When you add in the required routine tasks and responding to emergency calls, the firefighters struggle to get everything done in the shift,” stated Michele.Determined to solve the problem, Michele began researching video on demand solutions.