Ofcom has published final updates to its spectrum plan for the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Most of the extra spectrum required has been obtained from the Ministry of Defence, though some is from bands licensed for commercial u...

The North West Ambulance Service (NWAS) is leading the way by becoming the first to adopt the new Tetra messenger service from Airwave....

Help for engineers and managers planning TETRA deployments is offered by Solvum Software Solutions, which demonstrated its powerful Site Tracker tool. “Site Tracker is a special kind of project management tool for rollout projects”, expla...

With deployment of Germany’s BOSnet system now reaching an advanced stage in the police service and spreading also to other public safety bodies, TETRA-related products and services were a prominent theme at the recent PMRExpo in Germany...

Richard Lambley visits the Swedish capital to see a large, modern police control room which is tightly integrated with the national TETRA network for public safety organizations...

Mission-critical control centres around the world are facing an increasingly broad set of challenges to their traditional ways of working, finds Alun Lewis...

The great and the good of the TETRA world gathered at London’s Savoy Hotel in March for the inaugural International TETRA Awards. David Taylor, deputy editor of TETRA TODAY, reports...

Many radio users face the hazards of potentially explosive atmospheres in their working environments. But with radio equipment certified as intrinsically safe, they can communicate without creating accidental ignition. Tim Guest looks into ...

A surprise move in Geneva has boosted efforts to find broadband channels for critical communications. Jeppe Jepsen reports on progress in Europe and around the world...

Alun Lewis finds how the consumer apps model can be applied in the TETRA community...