Future is bright for public safety interoperability
13 August, 2014 by Lance Valcour*Lance Valcour brings us up to date with developments in public safety interoperability across the globe, including wireless broadband access and NG9-1-1.
Friday fragments - comms news from around the web for 8 August 2014
08 August, 2014Critical Comms' latest issue out now; Comms Connect Melbourne 2014; FirstNet Acting GM blog post; Critical Communications Middle East; M2M winners.
Backhaul, August 2014: the industry 25 and 10 years ago
07 August, 2014Backhaul takes you on a trip down memory lane as we look at developments in the critical communications industry 25 and 10 years ago.
Industry talking - Planning for the sector's future
28 July, 2014 by Ian Miller, Executive Officer, ARCIAAustralia's radiocommunications industry has a golden opportunity to play an active role in preparing the next generation of professionals, writes Ian Miller of ARCIA.
Friday fragments - comms news from around the web for 25 July 2014
25 July, 2014Comms Connect Melbourne; Voters to decide on US$46m radio system; UK selling military comms gear to Russia; Kenyan radio contract in dispute; FEMA and hams join forces; IoT to save lives.
Defence exercise demonstrates seamless and secure comms
25 July, 2014For the US Army's 2014 Joint Users Interoperability Communications Exercise, Mutualink seamlessly and securely connected all participants via a resilient, peer-to-peer ad hoc network.
TCCA welcomes support for European digital thrust
24 July, 2014The TCCA has welcomed the stated commitment of new European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker to make much better use of the great opportunities offered by digital technologies.
Zetron and EFJohnson successfully test CSSI
22 July, 2014Zetron has completed successful testing of its AcomEVO system integrated with EFJohnson's P25 CSSI infrastructure.
Friday fragments - comms news from around the web for 18 July 2014
18 July, 2014Don't miss ARCIA's Brisbane event; Victorian town gets upgraded safety comms; Joint US/Australian spy comms base; Canada to auction AWS-3 spectrum; Motorola opens Euro test lab.
Sepura obtains IOP certification for its DMR hand-portable
17 July, 2014Sepura has successfully completed DMR interoperability testing with the Italian organisations Selex ES, a Finmeccanica company, and Radio Activity srl.
Friday fragments - comms news from around the web for 11 July 2014
11 July, 2014Power failure leaves 911 silent; 'Silent frequencies' warn of attack; Lock your radio room's door; Hams and medicos exercise together; Alaskan radio array gets reprieve.
The proliferation of licence-plate readers
09 July, 2014A RAND Corporation report has revealed that around 70% of US police forces are now using licence-plate reader technology.
Friday fragments - comms news from around the web for 4 July 2014
04 July, 2014APCOA wants your input; Huawei wins rail contracts; Radio for Red Bull races; Vote on Russian tower’s fate; DARPA seeks jam-resistant comms.
Terahertz technology gets a major boost
01 July, 2014 by Mike WiliamsA US$1 million grant from the Keck Foundation will boost cutting-edge research into terahertz technology for communications and imaging applications.
Friday fragments - comms news from around the web for 27 June 2014
27 June, 2014Police test cellular-to-LMR; Canadian nuclear power stations go TETRA; Sheriff's pleas for new radio system; Public safety comms market report.
