Do you remember the last typhoon?
First the lights go out, then the water, and lastly your services. And just like that, you’re isolated—you can’t check on friends, family, or your team. You’re left wondering how everyone is doing and what's coming next.
September is National Preparedness Month and in Guam that means it's not only a reminder—it's a call to action. With typhoons being so common in Guam, preparation is key. And while canned goods and water reserves are still essential, being prepared today means going beyond the basics. It’s about staying powered, connected and informed.
Why Tech Belongs in Your Emergency Kit
When the winds pick up and the power lines go down, your ability to communicate and access information becomes critical. Whether it’s checking in with loved ones, receiving emergency alerts, or keeping your business running, the right tech tools can make all the difference. And with Guam’s unique challenges, we need solutions that are built for island life and storm resilience.
Tech You’ll Want on Hand
Here are a few smart additions to your emergency kit that can help keep you connected:
How We Help You Stay Connected
We’re committed to keeping our island connected, rain or shine. That means investing in network resilience, offering backup solutions, and making sure our community has access to the tech that matters most when it matters most.
If you’re looking to upgrade your emergency kit, we’ve got options. From power solutions to connectivity tools, we’re here to help you stay online.
Preparedness is Power
Typhoons may be unpredictable, but your readiness doesn’t have to be. This National Preparedness Month, take a moment to review your tech toolkit. Because when the storm hits, staying powered and connected is critical.
Contact us today to see how we can help your business weather any storm.