The city of Iqaluit, Nunavut, Canada, chose Federal Engineering (FE) to develop a dispatch systems requirements study encompassing CAD, records management system (RMS) and radio networking.

GeoComm, was recognized by Esri as a Release Ready Specialty Esri Partner Network partner.

Motorola Solutions won seven awards at Good Design Australia.

Thales and Streamwide are joining forces to boost the security, confidentiality and integrity of mission-critical radio communications for emergency services, security forces and critical infrastructure providers.

Redline Communications and Winncom Technologies announced that Redline’s industrial-grade, private LTE connectivity solutions will be provided for a precious metals mining company in Rochester, Nevada.

NextNav is collaborating with Qualcomm Technologies to enable NextNav’s Pinnacle 9-1-1 Z-axis software and network-based services for use with the Qualcomm Location Suite. This effort makes it easy for device and OEM vendors to integrate Z-axis capabilities into existing carrier infrastructure for 9-1-1 purposes.

Improved computer chips are making it easier to integrate LTE and LMR technologies into one device, said Dave George, president and chief technologist at Pryme Radio Products.

Mitre created two new organizations intended to help the company better focus on cybersecurity threats to critical infrastructure and new approaches to public health challenges.

Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) and Synspective started a satellite use service demonstration to monitor ground movements in Guatemala City, Guatemala, as part of an information gathering and pilot project.

Ericsson and AT&T announced a five-year agreement to accelerate the expansion of AT&T 5G. This deal helps support deployment of the service provider’s recently acquired C-band spectrum and the launch of 5G Standalone (SA).