AT&T reported second-quarter results that showed continuing customer growth in wireless and fiber, as well as strong cash flows.

NICE and RapidSOS entered into a strategic partnership to deliver data-driven incident reconstruction and insights to 9-1-1 emergency communication centers (ECCs).

Intrado and ADT announced a partnership that enables ADT to deliver additional data to 9-1-1 centers and first responders throughout the alarm response process by means of Intrado’s Emergency Data Broker.

The state of Michigan selected GeoComm to provide geographic information system (GIS) data assessment and improvement services to counties across the state to support their next-generation 9-1-1 (NG 9-1-1) migration.

UScellular and Tango Tango partnered to expand radio reach, enable agency collaboration and extend the life of LMR systems for public-safety officials.<

Airgain appointed Kiva Allgood to the its board of directors.

Comtech Telecommunications received a $7.1 million multi-year contract for the deployment of a cellular-based Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA) solution with a tier-one mobile network operator. This is Comtech’s first major award for a WEA solution.

RapidSOS introduced the RapidSOS Partner Network, a community of RapidSOS Ready public-safety software companies that deliver their product offerings through the RapidSOS Portal, a solution for emergency communication centers (ECCs) that provides critical data to 911 and first responders.

Douglas County, Nevada, retained the services of Federal Engineering (FE) for public-safety radio and microwave consulting services.

Valid8.com and Nemergent Solutions announced the successful execution of a first set of Radio Access Network 5 (RAN5) test cases for mission-critical video (MCVideo), including Third Generation Partnership Project (3GPP)-based call procedures supported by the Nemergent mission-critical services (MCX) client and Valid8.com’s MCX Conformance tester product.