CML, Cisco deliver IP-based PSAP solution 22nd August 2005 DENVER—For some time, industry observers have noted the importance for public-safety answering points (PSAPs) to migrate to an IP-based platform to realize cost advantages and functionality in handling the myriad means of communications available today
Fair or not, wireline and wireless E911 are different 8th August 2005 One of the things we love at MRT is getting feedback from our readers, whose input frequently makes us reconsider technologies, policies and their impact on the communications marketplace
Broken promises 1st August 2005 In January, a young Nebraska couple both in their 20s died in a snowstorm after dispatchers couldn’t locate them, even though the couple called 911 five from their wireless phones
Where’s public-safety’s interest in SDR 27th July 2005 Recently I spoke with Fred Frantz and Allan Margulies from the Software Defined Radio Forum, who brought me up to date on the results from a request for information that the Forum’s Public-Safety Special Interest Group issued in November
Martin’s VoIP 911 effort should only be the beginning 2nd May 2005 Federal Communications Commission Chairman Kevin Martin last week told Congress he will ask his colleagues during the next month to require voice-over-IP companies to provide emergency-calling service to customers through traditional 911 systems
AT&T becoming a “public-safety company” with FirstNet, NG911 work, exec says dlvr.it/Sj8FXL 9th February 2023
Command-injection bug in Cisco industrial gear opens devices to complete takeover dlvr.it/Sj6X3l 8th February 2023
Public-safety coalition renews efforts to secure federal NG911 funding dlvr.it/ShwGfn 4th February 2023