LTE offers a combination of features unmatched by any other wireless technology: broadband data, high speed, low latency, and exceptional spectral efficiency. Could it be the mission critical technology of the future, or is there still a long way to go? In this lesson from the Tait Radio Academy, we take a look at the pros and cons of LTE.
Unified Critical Communications (UCC) benefit all industries, but each industry takes advantage of multi-bearer networks in ways specific to their operating environment. Continuing on with the fourth lesson of the Introduction to Unified Critical Communications course, we explore the benefits a UCC strategy can bring to Utilities.
With advances in cellular technology, LTE is proving to be a real game changer in the critical communications space, making it increasingly important to consider a unified communications strategy. Mission critical users who want to take advantage of mobile broadband have several choices – in this lesson from the Tait Radio Academy, we’ll explore the top three.
Unified Critical Communications (UCC) benefit all industries, but each industry takes advantage of multi-bearer networks in ways specific to their operating environment. Continuing on with the fourth lesson of the Introduction to Unified Critical Communications course, we explore the benefits a UCC strategy can bring to law enforcement.
Portable radio users work in a range of environments, but what they all have in common is that they can’t afford communication breakdown. Whether you need your radio for noncritical, business-critical or mission-critical communications, it is crucial that your communications equipment is totally reliable, so you can trust your calls to be heard.
Unified Critical Communications (UCC) is beneficial to all industries, but each industry will utilize the advantages of multi-bearer networks in ways specific to their operating environment. Continuing on with the fourth lesson of the Introduction to Unified Critical Communications course, we explore the benefits a UCC strategy can bring to Ambulance and Emergency Medical Services (EMS).
What’s sufficient today might not meet your needs in the future. With technology rapidly advancing, innovative features for portable radios continue to arise. To keep up with the ever-changing critical communications environment, you need the flexibility to add or migrate to new technologies when required.
Reliable, functional, efficient, and durable. These are all requirements a portable radio should meet. But what about options to personalize your radio? Does your job require the radio to be visible? Need to identify talk groups or add functionality? Or perhaps you want to label individual radios? There are many benefits to having personalized radios.
As 5G gains coverage in cities around the world, there are many questions about the fifth generation standard for cellular networks. In this lesson from the Tait Radio Academy, we take a technical look at what to expect from this exciting new standard.
To communicate safely and efficiently, portable radio accessories can be just as important as the actual radio itself. Optimizing audio performance and usability with accessories means calls can be heard first-time and hands kept free, which can make all the difference in high-risk environments.
