L3Harris Technologies, a global aerospace and defense technology innovator and leader in mission critical technologies, has announced the formation of the Mission Critical Alliance. This technology partner program will openly collaborate to advance solutions for mission critical industries. Tait Communications is proud to be a founding member of this alliance, and expect to deliver interoperable, secure solutions to our clients as a result. Continue Reading
System Designer Barry Crates paints a colorful metaphor, comparing a flexible approach to communications system design to the proverbial Swiss Army knife. A unique insight into the process behind designing the perfect solution for both client and vendor.
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We recently introduced you to the unique Tait GeoFencing solution available in all 9300/9400 mobile and portable terminals, and 9500/9600 portable terminals. You’ve seen how it works and what it does, but what does it mean for your organization? How can Tait GeoFencing enhance worker safety and efficiency?
The functionality Tait GeoFencing provides is broad and customizable, allowing each organization to use it as best suits their needs. The constant however, is that Tait GeoFencing can enhance safety and efficiency, and reduce the complexity of every-day... Continue Reading
Tait is proud to support Fire and Emergency response teams all over the world. These everyday heroes risk their lives to keep their communities safe and secure. In this video, a range of our Fire and Emergency clients describe in their own words the impact Tait critical communications networks have on their operations.
What opportunities will 5G bring? How far away are Smart Cities? What role will IoT play in your industry? This new guide from Tait explores the technology innovations that are likely to bring disruption to your business sooner than later. Read some examples of what world leading organizations are doing to embrace the future.
Independent communications consultant Dr Jan Noordhof discusses the future of communications in the Mining industry.
As the scope of the industry’s communications requirements increase, many mines employ an expanding, but disparate mix of technologies. Over many decades, mines have employed phones, bell signalling, leaky feeder systems, through-the-earth communications, VOIP, WiFi, RFID, and cellular to name a few.
Tait Communications is proud to host and contribute to number of events during Techweek, New Zealand’s annual festival of innovation, 19th – 27th May 2018. Continue Reading
Imagine you’ve just joined an organization that uses radios on a regular basis. You’re given a brand new radio, and a little bit of training on how to use a radio microphone. When you go into the field, however, you find that people are having trouble understanding you.
Although this can sometimes be due to a poor quality product, more often than not it occurs because people don’t always use the radio microphone properly. Today we’re sharing a video from the Tait Radio Academy, titled “Microphone Manners – How to Use your Radio Microphone.” In the video, you’ll learn... Continue Reading
Tait DMR is the first choice for digital Band III frequencies in the UK
In today’s world of congested spectrum, there are plenty of Band III (175-225MHz) frequencies available in the UK, suitable for campus and wide area applications, including major urban areas nationwide. Until now, your only choice for operation in these frequencies has been analogue.
Now, Tait can help you upgrade your Band III analogue system to DMR, with the first digital Band III offering on the market. Continue Reading
“We chose DMR Tier 3 because the data capability matched our requirements and would allow us to migrate our existing analog voice traffic in the future. The digital system is also easily expandable to reflect on-going growth.”
Damien White, CEO – TasRail
Tasmanian Rail (TasRail) operates the main-line railways in the southern Australian state. It is a world-class, fully integrated short-haul rail freight business; owning and operating both the fixed track and infrastructure and the rolling stock. TasRail is owned by the Tasmania State... Continue Reading
