Mission Critical Technologies Blog

Global mission-critical media brand The Critical Communications Review and global event series Mission Critical Technologies have announced that they will be working together to provide complete event and digital marketing solutions to their customers.

This will be a first opportunity for users to come face-to-face with some of the smart applications and tech that will be used over the state-of-the-art LTE network delivered by commercial operator EE.

The Body Worn Cameras Report provides a comprehensive assessment of the global market for mobile video surveillance equipment used within police cars, law enforcement body-worn video, trains and trams, transit buses, and school buses...

Ryan, where do you see narrowband going in the next 10 years? Narrowband is a very large industry, with over 45 million users globally and we project that narrowband technology will continue to grow for the next 10 years in most parts of the world...

Mission critical communications have changed dramatically over the past decade. While voice communications via land mobile radio continue to be the priority, public safety mobile broadband has consumed the vast majority of our energy around the world...

Tell us more about Quixoticity? I have worked in just about every geographical market, with almost all the major suppliers, operators and end-users in our space. I have always believed that one day all communications will be critical to societies, economies and our general health & well-being...