TETRA  |  2013-02-25

Airwave to exhibit and present at British APCO 2013

Source: The Critical Communications Review | Gert Jan Wolf editor

he theme for B-APCO 2013 is ‘Knowledge Exchange for Public Safety Communications’ and Airwave will share their experiences during the interactive workshops.

Airwave will be exhibiting at the 15th annual British APCO 2013 exhibition and conference taking place from 29 - 30 April at Manchester Central (previously Manchester GMEX). Airwave (stand number E12) will use the opportunity to showcase new business propositions.The theme for B-APCO 2013 is ‘Knowledge Exchange for Public Safety Communications’ and Airwave will share their experiences during the interactive workshops.

Airwave will be participating in following workshops:

 

  • Monday, 29th April/ 14:00 - 16:00
‘Convergence of emergency control plans’: A critical challenge to coordinate an effective response to any major catastrophe or incident is to ensure that there is communications interoperability between all the responding organisations - without interoperability it becomes almost impossible. Airwave shares learnings and best practice to consider how improved interoperability could benefit the safety of major UK industries, such as oil and gas.

Siobhan Scott, Airwave Interoperability Manager

 

  • Tuesday, 30th April/ 11:30 - 12:30
‘Redefining boundaries through a smarter approach to control room systems’: Ten years since the installation of the first TETRA-enabled control room system, Airwave discusses whether organisations should be asking for more of the same, or should they be thinking smarter, not only about the technology, but the way they expect services to be delivered?

Glyn Boswell, Airwave Control Rooms Product Manager

 

  • Tuesday 30th April/ 14:00 - 16:00
‘Future user communication requirements for the emergency services’: Under the chairmanship of Commander Richard Morris, the ACPO lead for IT communications, this workshop will focus on the future arrangements to sustain and develop the user requirements of the emergency services with input from chief officers, representatives from the Emergency Services Mobile Communication Programme (ESMCP), Joint Emergency Services Interoperability Programme (JESIP), TETRA and the Critical Communications Association (TCCA) and the main voice and mobile providers.

Euros Evans, Airwave Chief Technology Officer

To attend B-APCO 2013, register free at http://2013.bapco.co.uk/content

Source: Airwave