​The Civil Emergency Alerting Services Association is a UN recognized informal organization of volunteer engineers, academics, entrepreneurs, and 'do-gooders' dedicated to adapting and deploying emerging and underutilized technologies that have humanitarian potential but are not recognized to have sufficient commercial value to warrant development.

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It is the objective of CEASA is to research and identify the market and revenue opportunities required to justify commercial investment and deployments.

 

In addition, our consulting services can provide independent assessment of all available personal wireless emergency alerting programs and products. 

 

Founded in 1988, CEASa and its volunteers are the recognized founders of cellular broadcast emergency alerting services. The patented gateway middleware programs developed by CEASa members is used by the US 'Wireless Emergency Alert' (WEA) service and serves as the model for cellular alert programs operating in over 39 nations.

 

Additionally, CEASa has provided personal telecommunications operators and public emergency management agencies guidance in establishing agreed trust protocols and best practices for the use of private mobile network assets for public benefit.

 

The associations are presently engaged in providing strategic programs for the commercial sustainability of wireless emergency alerting systems needed to adapt personal telecommunications to achieve the United Nations Secretary-General, António Guterres groundbreaking 'Early Warning for All' initiative ensuring that everyone on Earth is protected from hazardous events through the establishment of life-saving early warning systems by the end of 2027.

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Our Executive advisory board comprised of internationally recognized experts in telecommunications technologies, emergency management operations, and international information institution liaisons stands ready to assist you.

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CALL US: +1.727.277.3749

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