Public Safety

NZ spectrum auction details announced

05 September, 2013

Details of the sale of nine lots of 2 x 5 MHz in the 700 MHz band have been released, along with the conditions that must be met by winning bidders.


$24.6m system for Victoria's CFA

04 September, 2013

Telstra, Tait Communications and AA Radio Communications win the contract to supply 6000 radios to the Victorian County Fire Authority.


Friday fragments - comms news from around the web for 30 August 2013

30 August, 2013

A weekly round-up of critical communications and public safety radio news from around the internet for Friday, 30 August 2013.


Critical comms: TETRA vs DMR

29 August, 2013 by Jonathan Bunce, Group Marketing Director, Simoco | Supplied by: Simoco Wireless Solutions Pty Ltd

Critical comms users are looking beyond push-to-talk voice to an all-IP world of converged applications. But which radio standard is best? Jonathan Bunce of Simoco explains the European perspective and puts the case for DMR as a successor to TETRA.


Managed services for critical comms

29 August, 2013 by Judd Cain, Executive VP Global Managed Services, Tait Communications | Supplied by: Tait Communications

Judd Cain from Tait Communications argues that managed services are the best way to simplify and focus a company's critical comms efforts to maximise results.


US and Canada agree on spectrum

29 August, 2013

The FCC and Industry Canada have announced agreement on spectrum sharing arrangements for wireless applications along the nations' common border.


Global LMR market to grow 11.7%

27 August, 2013

A market study suggests the global land mobile radio market will grow by 11.7% CAGR over 2012-16.


200 LTE networks in 76 countries

12 August, 2013

Two hundred LTE networks have been commercially launched in 76 countries, according to the Global mobile Suppliers Association.


Demand vs supply in wireless mobile video surveillance

02 August, 2013

Research suggests 16% of all video recorders sold in mobile video surveillance markets remain unused.


Choice: the solution for public safety

01 August, 2013 by Geoff Peck, Technology and Solution Architect, Tait Communications | Supplied by: Tait Communications

In a world of broadening critical communications methods, solutions that don’t offer choice aren’t solutions - they’re constraints.


Telcos’ complaints procedures improved

31 July, 2013

ACMA says that three of the nation’s largest telcos have demonstrated “a high level of compliance” when it comes to dealing with customers’ complaints on time.


Responding to security threats

30 July, 2013

BBC Radio 4 has aired a series on technology security issues of great interest to public safety and infrastructure agencies.


ACMA marine radio news

24 July, 2013

ACMA says boaters’ awareness of VHF marine radio protocols is at an all-time high.


ACMA issues direction to Telstra

11 July, 2013

Telstra has been found in breach of privacy regulations, after details of 734,000 customers were visible via the internet.


New rules for Triple Zero via satphones

10 July, 2013

ACMA introduces new rules to ensure users in remote areas of Australia have access to the Triple Zero system via satellite phones.


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