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Research paper reveals interoperability challenges, market forces

Dublin, Ireland-based research firm Research and Markets announced the availability of its “Meeting the Interoperability Challenge for Public Safety Communications” report that delves into first responder’s inability to communicate during recent …

DHS tests CAD interoperability

The Department of Homeland Security’s Office for Interoperability and Compatibility (OIC) is conducting a computer-aided dispatch (CAD) case study in Silicon Valley, Calif., a region that is piloting a FATPOT Technologies’ Virtual Data Fusion …

Catalyst launches interoperability product

Catalyst Communications Technologies released the 4.7X version of its Dynamic Interoperability product that works with its Sprint Nextel product, IP|Connect. The product automatically populates a dispatcher’s contact list and lets him or her patch …

Interoperability cash grab begins

Public-safety answering points could be eligible for funding, says one official

Public safety disagrees with NTIA position on interoperability grants

Two national public-safety leaders today expressed dismay that a government official this week stated that public-safety answering point (PSAPs) would be eligible for a portion of $1 billion in interoperability grant funds.

Idaho city gets interoperable network

Oak Brook, Ill.-based Federal Signal Corp. and the city of Pocatello, Idaho, announced plans to deploy an interoperable communications platform

Interoperability software

CoCo Communications (www.cococorp.com) officials said that version 4.0 of the company’s Communicator software-driven networking protocol and application

West Coast interoperability project chooses vendors

The Silicon Valley Regional Interoperability Project selected FATPOT Technologies to work with systems integrator Northrop Grumman on an interoperable software solution to interconnect up to 13 computer-aided dispatch systems throughout the area. The …

LGS awarded interoperability contract

LGS, an Alcatel-Lucent subsidiary, was awarded a regional wireless broadband network equipment contract by the District of Columbia as part of the National

Feds see that interoperable communications is easier said than done

A Department of Justice audit released this week that reveals the much-ballyhooed Integrated Wireless Network (IWN) may never happen underscores a couple of the difficult issues facing the development of broadband communications for governmental entities

Tag: Interoperability

Research paper reveals interoperability challenges, market forces

DHS tests CAD interoperability

Catalyst launches interoperability product

Interoperability cash grab begins

Public safety disagrees with NTIA position on interoperability grants

Idaho city gets interoperable network

Interoperability software

West Coast interoperability project chooses vendors

LGS awarded interoperability contract

Feds see that interoperable communications is easier said than done

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