Not many people think about 911 until they themselves are involved in an emergency. It’s the number everyone knows but hopes they will never have to dial. And then, when they do have to, the expectation is that help will arrive at the incident location precisely and instantaneously.

After several months of rigorous testing, Next Generation Advanced’s (NGA) NEXiSConnect multimedia call-handling system successfully completed the i3 and multi-ESInet conformance testing program in California.

JSC "NC Kazakhstan Temir Zholy" (KTZ), the national operator of the main railway network of the Republic of Kazakhstan, plans to fully adopt TETRA digital radio communications as a standard.

GlobalFoundries and Motorola Solutions announced a long-term agreement to safeguard the supply of innovative chip solutions for Motorola Solutions’ radios.

Axon and Fusus, a provider in real-time crime centers for public-safety agencies in the U.S., announced a strategic partnership to expand the capabilities of Axon Respond and the Fusus Real Time Crime Center in the Cloud (RTC3) solution to provide agencies better real-time operations situational awareness, including streamlined investigative workflows.

Celona selected Keysight Technology’s Keysight Open RAN Architect (KORA) solution portfolio to validate the quality and reliability of 5G private network deployments for enterprises.

NextNav partnered with Vizsafe to add vertical location services to its Geoaware platform.

Anterix launched an integrated platform to accelerate the scale benefits of a “network” of individual private broadband networks.

Ways in which the FCC can help improve 911 service will be one of several topics on the agenda for the commission’s June open meeting.

L3Harris Technologies partnered with FirstNet, Built with AT&T to connect the FirstNet network with Florida’s Statewide Law Enforcement Radio System (SLERS) P25 network. The connection between the two networks is made by leveraging L3Harris’ BeOn mobile application.

TeleCommunication Systems (TCS) was awarded a $10.8 million contract by the U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Lifecycle Management Command contracting authority at Ft. Monmouth, N.J. The award is for satellite communications terminals and maintenance to support the military transition team (MiTT). Equipment for MiTT is part of a three-year, indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity