Lumen Technologies (LUMN) chosen to provide Next Gen 911 to State of Nebraska
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Lumen chosen to provide Next Gen 911 to State of Nebraska
January 25, 2021 8:48 AM ESTDENVER, Jan. 25, 2021 /PRNewswire/ --Â The State of Nebraska recently selected Lumen (NYSE: LUMN) to help it transition to a next generation 911 platform using the company's emergency service network, IP-based software, applications and call routing services. Transitioning to Lumen's current NG911 platform will improve the delivery of emergency calls and enable Nebraska residents to contact 911 not only by making a voice call, but also support sending text messages, pictures and videos.
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