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Nokia has unveiled its Mission Critical Communications
Alliance, made up of a global collaboration of mobile operators, national and
local-level public authorities and first response agencies to formalize
standards in the use of LTE for public safety, while enabling new ideas and
partnerships to bolster momentum in application of the technology in this area,
reports Nokia unveils Mission Critical Communications Alliance.
Also, ITRealms gathered that the alliance brings together
operators, government bodies and first response agencies, including Mobile Radio
Center and Vodafone Hutchison Australia to inform policy makers on the use of
4G-based public safety technology.
The alliance equally aims at leading critical public
safety communications ecosystem and standardization.
4G LTE, ITRealms also gathered,
provides public safety services including first responders with
mission-critical features such as real-time high-definition video streaming,
remote data access and location-based services. Several countries are already
upgrading their public safety systems to leverage LTE technology, Nokia and
Korea's SK Telecom have recently demonstrated the capabilities of Ultra Compact
Network, a portable small cell based LTE network that can provide 4G
connectivity for public safety and other mission- and business-critical
services in remote locations.
Chief Customer Operations Officer
at Nokia, Ashish Chowdhary, said having worked with the various governments in
the public safety field for over 60 years, Nokia is happy to facilitate a broad
group of stakeholders in the global public safety community to drive the
adoption of LTE in critical communications.
“The Mission Critical Communications Alliance
will work towards realizing the unique benefits of LTE in public safety,
enabling national, regional and local authorities to provide a higher level of
safety and security for their citizens, while creating innovative new business
models for service providers. We look forward to welcoming other members to the
Alliance who are committed to using 4G technology to enhance the effectiveness
of mission-critical services,” Chowdhary said.ITREALMS ... everything news digitally! Short URLs: goo.gl, mcaf.ee, cli.gs
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