The Middle East is a hugely important market for the critical communications sector, given its appetite for the latest technology. But how has the region been faring recently? Sam Fenwick investigates
(Advertorial) The gathering of more than 22 million pilgrims during Hajj season with success
The Mediterranean, hard-hit by the financial crisis, is starting to look to the future when it comes to its networks, and while that doesn’t necessarily mean LTE, there are opportunities for TETRA, ...
(Advertisement feature) Bravo manages communications for this year’s Hajj using its new TETRA network
Critical Communications MENA 2017 felt like an important moment, with attendees and speakers eager to discuss both narrowband and broadband technology. Philip Mason reports from Dubai
With the TCCA's Critical Communications Middle East and Africa (CCMENA) event in Dubai fast approaching, we caught up with TCCA chair Mladen Vratonjić following the TCCA Board meeting that took ...
Ahead of Critical Communications MENA, Sam Fenwick looks at some of the biggest trends in the region and the current state of its biggest projects
(Advertisement feature) The company will provide the Holy Sites with TETRA coverage during the Hajj season
2016 was an eventful year for TETRA, but how did the global market fare? IHS Markit's Ryan Darrand and Thomas Lynch sit down with Sam Fenwick to look at the data and the trends shaping current and ...
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 ...
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
Richard Lambley looks into the technologies used for providing interior communications, with an emphasis on TETRA