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Australians and New Zealanders ready for AI-powered emergency response, new research finds

A new independent research study demonstrates that Australians and New Zealanders want to share their personal data with emergency services and see them use...

8×8 launches Verif8 for simpler, smarter security during customer interaction

8×8, Inc. the industry’s most integrated Platform provider for CX that combines Contact Center, Unified Communication, and CPaaS solutions, last month introduced 8×8 Verif8 – a...

Plugging communications gaps with satellites

The upcoming O3b mPOWER constellation builds on the success of SES’s existing O3b constellation, which has been providing high-speed, low-latency broadband internet to customers...

The past, present and future of PTT radio in public safety

Every day during this worldwide COVID-19 pandemic, public safety personnel and first responders face the challenge of having to maintain physical distancing. They also...

Why Communications is the Key to Digital Transformation

By Aaron Tan Dani A successful digital transformation affects every part of a business including how employees apply leaves or even claim their expenses. In...

Telecommunications operators offer RM1 billion support

Telecommunications operators have announced a list of initiatives to help customers remain connected during the ongoing Movement Control Order (‘MCO”), and to support them...

INTERCONNECTING LEGACY TECHNOLOGIES AND LTE WILL REVOLUTIONISE OPERATIONS IN MISSION CRITICAL COMMUNICATIONS,

Technologies in Mission Critical Communications (MCC) are incorporating functionality with LTE, but during this transition period, the performance must not be affected, says Pierre Minot, President of...

BlackBerry stages ANZ comeback as crisis comms specialist

By Geoff Long BlackBerry has significantly ramped up its ANZ presence in the area of secure crisis communications, signing up new partners in Optus Business,...