In today’s hybrid workforce, the 100 million knowledge workers in the U.S. can be hard to find. Let’s get to know Ray Baum, his law, and explore what E911 compliance looks like.
Born on August 18, 1955, Ray was a lawyer, regulator and congressional aide who spent his career shaping telecommunications laws with the FCC. After he passed away in 2018, RAY BAUM’S Act was named in his honor to celebrate his legacy.
Fun Fact: RAY BAUM’S stands for Repack Airwaves Yielding Better Access for Users of Modern Services. Aren’t you glad it’s an acronym?!
Your IT and legal teams are required to provide dispatchable location information to emergency responders (even if you’re remote) if you use Multi Line Telephone Systems (MLTS), or communications systems that can handle more than one call at the same time.
This way, you’re calling the closest Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) and emergency responders will be better equipped to locate you for quicker resolutions.
Talk to an expert to find out if you have the tools to place a successful 911 call.
Since January 6, 2022, U.S. businesses operating MLTS systems are federally required to comply with RAY BAUM’S Act.
Use these best practices to understand where your organization may have compliance risks, and how to mitigate them. A fully compliant organization is confident of the following:
Unsure if your enterprise is fully compliant with RAY BAUM's Act? Our experts are here to help.
