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MiningTelecoms Recommends Two Way Radios to Improve Security

Announcement posted by Mining Telecommunications of Australia 20 Aug 2017

Tackling Security Challenges for Emergency Services

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MiningTelecoms radio communications and telecommunications equipment provider, with offices in Sydney, Melbourne and Perth Australia has called for improved use of radio solutions in tackling security challenges around the globe.

The firm noted that with the increased number of security issues, innocent citizens are becoming more exposed in cities with the presence of militant groups responsible for terrorist attacks, most recently in Spain. The van attack, which killed at least 13 people and injured more than 100 others was in the popular Las Ramblas tourist boulevard.

According to MiningTelecoms, many industries around the globe are now seeing the benefits in digital technologies, and started the transition, “Open Standard, Multi-Protocol digital two-way radio technologies will allow business to improve security, productivity and provide better response and services by using newly developed digital applications that are only available with DMR, Tetra, or P25 two-way radios. These applications include GPS, Alerts, Alarms, and features like messaging and man down configurations as well as features that help bridge radio protocols communications between first responders i.e Police, Fire, Ambulance, Civil Defense, Military”.  Motorola and Tait Communications radios support all call, group call, and call alert functions that help in coordinating an emergency situation.

Police, Ambulance, Fire, and other emergency services can now communicate seamlessly, via mobile control rooms and a number of consoles can be setup at a seconds notice. Bridging a P25 Two Way Way and 4G mobile networks is now possible via a softswitch. As a result mission critical communications is now available across radio and mobile devices.