Article Out Loud - Making Communications a Predictable Lifeline Solution

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By CHARLES GUDDEMI, An Article Out Loud from the Domestic Preparedness Journal. Community lifelines ensure that businesses and the government can continue functioning and society can thrive. However, a breakdown in daily operations is inevitable when one or more lifeline is lost. In communications, this means a disruption in technology that has become interwoven into societal norms – talking, texting, data transfer, social media, etc. This article shares possible solutions to the predictable loss of the communications lifeline. Narrated by MacGregor Stephenson. - Click HERE to view the full article.

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