Providence to deploy Motorola mesh networkThe City of Providence, R.I., will deploy a $2.3 million 2.4 GHz mesh network developed by Motorola that will provide high-speed mobile data capability to the city's public-safety agencies.... U.S. border crossings go high techBy: By Glenn Bischoff Test program embeds RFID chips in entry forms distributed to non-residents... The IP debateBy: By Jim Barthold Dealers are divided on whether it's a great opportunity or just a lot of hype... Tracking personnel gets more affordableBy: By Lynnette Luna Vendors and commercial carriers work--sometimes together--to reduce system costs... In an emergency, ICE is coolBy: By Alan Tilles Once in a while, something comes along that makes so much sense and is so simple that each of us wonders why we didn't think of it. Such is the "ICE" Cell Phone... Public-safety communications: What if?By: By Charles Werner Nextel's iDEN network should be used as a primary public-safety communications system. Now that I have your attention, let's talk... Program uses two-way radio to unite county departmentsOfficials in Hillsborough, N.J., have developed a Department of Public Works Watch Program, which is comprised of 250 employees that report accidents, crimes and suspicious activity through the use of two-way radios... RELM awarded contract from USPSRELM Wireless Corp. received a contract from the United States Postal Service to provide two-way portable radios and accessories to USPS offices nationwide... Heavens help usBy: By Lynnette Luna In times of disaster--and in some geographic areas--terrestrial communications systems often prove inadequate. While first-responder agencies fill the gaps with satellites, system operators put past failures behind them and prepare for an apparently sunnier future... Satellite video aids incident commandBy: By James Careless New York City fire department can see and hear what's happening in real time... IP-based network links call centersTel Control Inc. and Avaya are collaborating on a deployment in Galveston, Texas, scheduled to be completed in the fall... APCO sees intro of new productsBy: By Glenn Bischoff Topics covered at conference include VoIP, public-safety trends... Nextel, Sprint shareholders OK mergerShareholders for both Sprint and Nextel Communications have approved the proposed merger that will create the third-largest wireless carrier in the U.S.... Itron automates meters at Piedmont Natural GasItron is working with Piedmont Natural Gas Co. to automate data collection from the Charlotte, N.C.-based utility's 945,000 natural gas meters... 3-in-1 package offers mobile flexibilityBy: By Donny Jackson Product's small size and light weight allows for easy transport... |
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