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GlobalFlyte’s team of seasoned public safety professionals joined over 3,000 county commissioners and administrators in Nashville, Tennessee July 12-15, 2018 for NACo’s Annual Conference. The National Association of Counties (NACo) is the only national organization that represents county governments in the United States. GlobalFlyte demonstrated its Software as a Service (SaaS) Solution for incident commanders during the NACo GIS Subcommittee and at its exhibition booth....

Dayton, Ohio – GlobalFlyte, a Dayton, Ohio based company whose mission is to provide unparalleled service to first responders through innovative technology solutions is a 2018 finalist for the Soin Award for Innovation competition.  GlobalFlyte was one of three companies chosen to present in front of the panel of judges on March 6, 2018.   “We were very pleased to select GlobalFlyte as a Soin Award for...

Tim Shaw, President and COO, GlobalFlyte presents a plaque to Honorable Mayor, Paul Keller, of the City of Fairborn recognizing Fairborn's leadership and vision for becoming the first city in the nation to utilize the GlobalFlyte suite of first responder technologies....

By Matt Leonard Emergency response commanders pull order from fires, natural disasters and shootings, all the while sharing information across multiple radio channels.   “We call it chaos,” said Ronda Mosley, the public safety relations director for GlobalFlyte. “It’s just utter chaos what they’re listening to.”   GlobalFlyte, a public-safety technology firm, is currently testing its Multi Modal technology in Fairborn, Ohio.  The solution tries to untangle this communication knot...

By Joe Cogliano, AFRL Small Business Directorate, and Mindy Cooper, Air Force Technology Transfer Program / Published December 09, 2016   WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Ohio – Behind the scenes at a training exercise several years ago, researchers from the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) asked air combat commanders to outline their biggest challenges.   By far, commanders expressed the most concern over confusion caused by large amounts of radio traffic....

  By Barrie Barber Staff Writer The city of Fairborn will be the first municipality in the nation to test Air Force Research Laboratory-developed technology to separate radio chatter that tends to get jumbled in emergency situations, officials say.   GlobalFlyte, a self-described transformative technology firm, developed the integrated management system from both Air Force research and the commercial market to use communications, and also mapping and smart phone technology...

Fairborn, Ohio – GlobalFlyte, a Dayton, Ohio based company whose mission is to provide unparalleled service to first responders through innovative technology solutions has partnered with the City of Fairborn to install its communication, mapping and smart phone technologies in the City’s Dispatch Center.   “The City of Fairborn is a City in Motion and we consistently seek innovative and strategic technology partners that can help us...

GlobalFlyte joins the IJIS Institute as a Corporate Member to provide innovative technology solutions for local government officials responsible for safeguarding our communities     “We are pleased that GlobalFlyte has become our newest Corporate Member,” said, Ashwini Jarral, Executive Director of the IJIS Institute.  “We welcome the team from Globalflyte and look forward to their support of IJIS’ mission of advancing information sharing, providing innovative solutions and...