This event made it clear that the focus has shifted from TETRA versus LTE to acceptance that mission-critical LTE is coming. But which network models will meet the needs of public safety users without breaking the bank? Sam Fenwick reports
Radio coverage in transport tunnels is essential for safety as well as tunnel management. Richard Lambley explores recent innovations in technology and practice
The TCCA summarises the latest developments regarding spectrum for broadband PPDR in Europe and the tasks ahead
Oil and gas companies need reliable and resilient communications more than most, so the development of intrinsically safe devices and LTE networks is helping many in this sector improve their ...
GSM-R is widely used by the rail industry, but as with TETRA the sector's gaze is looking to the future and the migration path to LTE. Sam Fenwick investigates
A national network to provide mission-critical broadband has long been a priority of the US PPDR community. TETRA Today follows FirstNet's efforts to make it a reality
The growing demand for data means evolution towards hybrid networks incorporating LTE, and eventually LTE-only networks. What does this mean for TETRA network planning? Vaughan O'Grady investigates
Peter Clemons continues his three-part series on the future of public safety communications with a look at the factors that will need to be assessed when benchmarking networks and solutions at the ...
TETRA Today sat down with Dr Fahad H. Mushayt (pictured), CEO of Saudi Arabian mission-critical network operator Bravo, at Critical Communications World, to hear about the company's expansion plans
This year's Critical Communications World was full of energy and buzz, aided in no small part to the growing maturity of LTE for mission-critical applications, and it accounted for many of the new ...
Sam Fenwick explores the issues surrounding smart cities and IoT from the perspective of public safety. While its use by public safety organisations is still in its infancy, the technology has the ...
Richard Martin explores the latest TETRA handsets and the technologies their manufacturers have used to increase the handsets' usability and resilience, while also adding new features and paving the ...
Taking part in this year's show were 380 exhibiting companies, among them the TCCA members spearheading a TETRA push into North America. Richard Lambley reports
Peter Clemons discusses 5G's possible impact and the factors that must be considered by the critical comms industry and society as a whole if we are to realise its full potential
This year's Critical Communications World is bigger and better than ever. Melissa Massey previews its key themes, features and sessions