oneM2M, the global standards body for the internet of things (IoT), appointed a new chair and regional vice chair of Asia for its marketing and communications committee, as it continues to expand its presence in global IoT standardization.

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Frequentis was selected for phase two of the modernization and standardization of control center technology program MVL for the police in the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW). NRW police selected the Frequentis multimedia communications platform to meet the requirements for future emergency call and broadband radio communications.

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Nina Myren of the Norwegian Directorate for Civil Protection (DSB) was elected to TCCA’s board during Critical Communications World in June. Myren is senior advisor, strategy, at DSB’s department of emergency communications.

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Spanish cloud computing services provider Arsys and Teltronic signed an agreement to promote telecommunications services on the cloud in the Spanish and Portuguese markets.

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The 19th PMRExpo takes place on 26 – 28 November in Cologne, Germany. More than 4,300 visitors from across the globe are expected at PMRExpo 2019.

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The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) proposed a new transmitter and receiver license type, referred to as the area-wide apparatus license (AWL) type.

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SatADSL, in support of the UN’s International Organization for Migration (IOM), equipped its sub office in Baga Sola in Chad’s Lake Region with a T11N satellite to monitor the displacement people.

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PrioCom announced a strategic partnership with TASSTA complemented with device partners Sonim Technologies and Telo Systems and network connectivity partner T-Mobile. This guarantees an end-to-end ecosystem for mission-critical communication based on industry standards in the Netherlands, the company said.

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Inmarsat plans to introduce two new satellite payloads dedicated to the Arctic region in a partnership with Space Norway and its subsidiary Space Norway HEOSAT.

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Ceragon Networks announced a further delay in receiving certain large orders from India. The orders, which the company had expected to be able to recognize as a significant portion of the related revenue during the second quarter of 2019, are now expected in the third quarter. As a result of the delay, about $20 million of revenue was pushed out from the second quarter. The remainder of Ceragon's global business was slightly better than management's expectations during the quarter.

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