Friday fragments - comms news from around the web for 4 October 2013
A weekly round-up of critical communications and public safety radio news from around the internet for Friday, 4 October 2013.
Be an early bird. Early bird registrations for the Comms Connect 2013 conference in Melbourne will be closing on 18 October - so if you're planning on attending, make sure you get in early to save a substantial amount over the standard registration costs. There a various options including full registrations to cover the workshops, conference and exhibition, as well as options for single and half days, ARCIA gala dinner and so on. Full details of the conference and registration are on the Comms Connect website.
Public safety conference. The APCO Global Alliance and TCCA have joined forces to present a conference and exhibition for the Asia-Pacific public safety community. Called the 'Future Public Safety Communications Congress', it will be held from 22 to 23 October 2013 at the Novotel Clarke Quay in Singapore.
Military matters. Exelis has been awarded a foreign military sale contract to provide an unspecified international customer with comms equipment, spares and training. The contract includes SpearNet radio systems, Manpack radio systems and handheld radios. Meanwhile, Advantech Wireless has been chosen to provide a North American military body with point-to-point microwave radio equipment
Women in Critical Comms panel to feature at Comms Connect
As more and more women join the public safety and critical comms sectors, this session will...
CASA issues 40,000th remote pilot licence
In recent years, remote (drone) pilots have overtaken CASA-licensed fixed-wing aircraft,...
Comms Connect draws international headliners to Melbourne
The 19th edition of Comms Connect Melbourne will feature the largest number of international...