Gain insights into the future of critical comms

The Critical Communications Association (TCCA)
Friday, 08 July, 2022

Gain insights into the future of critical comms

Registration is still open for the TCCA Bitesize webinar happening on 9 August. The free online event is presented by the Australasian Critical Communications Forum (ACCF) chapter of TCCA.

Along with Industry experts, users and technology suppliers will discuss the evolution of standardised mission-critical LMR and broadband and what new technologies will drive change in the ecosystem in Australia and abroad.

The Bitesize sessions are curated to give the latest insights to those on the frontline, as well as procurement and commissioning managers in charge of strategic planning.

Topics will include: status of the Australian Public Safety network; update in the New Zealand NGCC project; what does it mean to be mission-critical; new and evolving technology standards and products in critical communications; hybrid networks; MCX integration into LMR networks; integrated solutions and applications for LMR/critical BB; advances in network core and RAN accelerating adoption of private networks; global trends in control room solutions; and future railway mobile communication systems.

Speaking at the nearly three-hour webinar will be representatives from: NSW Telco Authority; Vicom; Simoco Wireless Solutions Australasia; Tait Communications; Sepura; Damm/GMG Australia; Airbus; Nokia Oceania; Aqura; Zetron Australasia; and the New Zealand Police.

For further information and to register, visit: TCCA Bitesize webinar registration.

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