Welcome to a world where public safety

runs on phones and wearables.

Earlier in the year, members of the Portsmouth, NH Fire Department were dispatched to a 911 emergency call. Upon finishing with the call, they looked at the screen of their smart devices running PublicEye^® to see another call. Due to visually seeing the call on the map, they headed there immediately. It wasn’t for several more minutes that the radio dispatch finally voiced out the call to them. By using PublicEye^®, they were able to respond faster and were now equipped with all known details before arriving.

StateTech Magazine has published an article profiling three government agencies using mobile technology to enhance their work. Craig Withycombe of the Lowell Police Department is featured, sharing the benefits of PublicEye^® for a mobile police force.

The article discusses Lowell’s decision to switch to iPads, and breaks down Withycombe’s decision in regards to cost, usability, and versatility.  “Our officers want iPads because they allow them to be much more mobile,” he says.

Law Enforcement Product News released its Gold Star Top Products of 2013 and PublicEye^® made the cut! The criteria is based on the most popular inquiries from its readers. We're very honored to have been one of the most requested products of the year!

Mark Boynton, the fire chief in Amherst, New Hampshire, has begun a pilot program with his department using three iPads loaded with PublicEye^®.

Boynton sees the software as a vast improvement over the previous pager system, which required responders to use valuable time to look up locations on a paper map. Any Amherst 911 fire call now appears within seconds on maps on the department’s iPads. The maps also include fire hydrants, hazards, and other data points. Amherst was the first fire department in the country to begin using PublicEye^®.
 

PublicEye^® is a product that runs on every major smartphone and tablet. Its unprecedented power comes from fully leveraging today’s mobile devices — all of your staff should have access to a mobile device anytime, anywhere. For departments shifting towards a mobilized force, you can now run PublicEye^® on your existing ruggedized PCs and Toughbooks. You can access all of PublicEye^®’s rich features right on your existing installed hardware. Our flexible architecture means seamless communication between all devices on the network, whether they are iOS, Android, or Windows 8/RT...

When the Bedford Fire Department in NH wanted to update their aging technology, they made the switch to iPads armed with PublicEye^®. The iPads are lighter, more portable, and more cost-effective. Further, PublicEye^® has increased their efficiency and situational awareness. "I can't stress how much it has made things much more efficient for the fire department to do it this way," said Lt. Lambert of Bedford...

Zco's public safety solution was featured at two events put together by Apple and technology supplier CDW-G. Zco’s Vice President of Business Development, Gary Mueller, was on hand to demonstrate how to upgrade legacy systems with mobile solutions to keep police officers and firefighters connected at all times.

Zco Corporation, developer of PublicEye^®, an iPad and Android based multifunctional law enforcement tool for police officers in the field and Larimore Associates, a leading provider of Computer Aided Dispatch Systems, have worked closely to make their products interoperable with each other. Customers will realize unprecedented choice and flexibility through improved interoperability between these systems. Larimore’s CAD systems provide a high degree of automation for the critical processes in the medium and large size police departments.

We’re hiring sales and software support representatives for our PublicEye^®. Take a look at our careers page – if you’re familiar with Computer-Aided Dispatch and Records Management Systems and want to work on the cutting edge of technology, you could be just who we’re looking for!