India’s critical communications market is relying on a mixture of standards and device types as it moves from analogue to digital and the country pursues its smart cities vision. Barry Mansfield takes a closer look at the evolving technologies
Russia’s critical communications market is still moving from analogue to digital, and the country’s oil and gas sector is embracing the use of drones. Barry Mansfield takes a look at the state of play
Drones have the potential to revolutionise public safety operations in areas such as fire and rescue. But there are regulatory and logistical barriers. By Kate O’Flaherty
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Sam Fenwick reports on the ASTRID User Days and the operator’s plans to evolve alongside the transition to LTE
Keeping mission-critical networks up and running in the face of nature’s fury is one of our industry’s biggest challenges. Sam Fenwick looks at how operators and vendors work to give first-responders ...
Drones are on their way, and they are neither toys nor weapons. Richard Lambley scans the horizon to assess what the technology has to offer now and in the future
Frederik Langhendries summarises the ASTRID User Days event. ASTRID, the Belgian TETRA network operator, welcomed more than 1,500 participants and around 50 exhibitors