ICCAs focus: north-western heroes
18/11/2021Philip Mason talks to the University of Louvain about their ICCA-winning satellite comms roll-out at a COVID-19 testing centre in Piedmont, Italy
Public safety
ESN exclusive: in sight of the finishing line
10/11/2021Philip Mason talks to Emergency Services Network programme director John Black about key learnings from the previously troubled project, as well as his predictions for the future of the critical ...
Staying in contact
07/10/2021As the ‘Next Generation 999’ concept is becoming increasingly important to the public safety call-handling conversation Philip Mason speaks to some of the major players facilitating the use of ...
BAPCO 2021 speaker interview: into the future
07/10/2021NENA immediate past president, Monica Million, predicts that emergency services' use of the cloud will be ubiquitous in coming years.
Advertorial: CCW speaker focus - Nina Myren
08/09/2021The Norwegian DSB’s Nina Myren discusses her hopes for the critical communications sector, and what she’s most looking forward to at Critical Communications World 2021.
NHS rolls-out body worn video to ambulance staff
05/08/2021Motorola Solutions is providing the National Health Service in England with its VB400 body-worn video camera. According to the company, the roll-out is intended to “increase transparency and safety ...
A new era for cyber security
28/07/2021TCCA vice chair Tero Pesonen discusses the imminent formation of the organisation’s new cyber security Working Group.
ESN and Airwave: what’s past is prologue
23/06/2021With the UK’s Emergency Services Network in the middle of a crucial year, Philip Mason talks to ETSI’s Brian Murgatroyd about parallels between Airwave and ESN roll-outs
Voices of a nation: TETRA in the USA
23/06/2021Philip Mason gives an update on the US TETRA market, finding contrasting opinions about the anticipated use of the technology going into the future
Critical comms for public transport: at the crossroads
26/05/2021Philip Mason talks to Transport for London and Brussels STIB about how recent, major, public safety/health incidents have informed their critical communications strategies.
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The American evolution
25/05/2021Philip Mason talks to FirstNet chief executive officer Ed Parkinson about the additions made to the network over the past 12 months, as well as the benefits of a ‘competition’-based model.
Conformance testing: “We need to be meticulous…”
25/02/2021The first pre-verification of a mission-critical push-to-talk conformance test case has been achieved. Philip Mason talks to MCS-TaaSting project co-ordinator Dr Fidel Liberal about the implications ...
Emergency services broadband: looking for answers
25/02/2021Following the recent Virve 2.0 device RFI, Philip Mason talks to Finnish operator Erillisverkot, as well as Samsung, about functionality, user requirements and obsolescence
Advertorial: Wireless programming for critical communications
09/11/2020Organisations are increasingly being challenged for resources and time. Lengthy, resource-heavy procedures such as re-programming radios can be a significant logistical challenge, with radios based ...
Preparing for the next emergency
05/11/2020CCT editor Philip Mason talks to Motorola Solutions’ new vice-president for Latin America Alex Castañeda about the challenges presented by the region, and business development during COVID-19.
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