Even the most resilient electrical grids are subject to outages from extreme weather events. Today we look at how the Utilities responsible for getting the lights back on after severe storms can prepare for the worst.
Drones have enabled a technological leap in many industries, especially for surveying difficult terrain. We explore drone technology for the mining industry, and tools for remote data connectivity.
Mobile teams that traverse long distances, like Transport companies, often need communications tools that allow roaming between different networks. TAIT AXIOM Mobiles offer that capability, with the familiar user interface of a mobile radio. Continue Reading
The recently announced New Zealand Public Safety Network (PSN), expected to be one of the largest radio networks in the world, will include up to 25,000 Tait multiband radios.
Broadband is widely described as the great game changer for mission critical communications, today we look at a free lesson on Tait Radio Academy to answer the question; what is broadband communications? Continue Reading
To deliver the best results for our customers, Tait is committed to three core values: Commitment to Listen, Courage to Act, and Integrity to Deliver. These simple values help keep our customers at the heart of everything we do. Continue Reading
At Tait, we take great pride in serving the organizations that keep communities safe, our lights on and the modern world flowing. To provide them with the great support Tait is renowned for, we have a dedicated team of individuals worldwide that work hard to deliver results. In this blog, we meet Jody Hawkins, Information Technology and Security Director at Tait. Continue Reading
Critical Communications Today magazine spoke to Tait about developing solutions for Public Safety agencies. Managing Director Dave Turner and Business Development Manager Richard Russell speak on their approach to delivering solutions for Fire & Rescue Services.
Tait customers have tough jobs – attending emergency situations, keeping communities safe and secure. First responders need to be able to perform without restriction at a moment’s notice, unburdened by cumbersome equipment. Lightweight communications equipment can help.
The recent announcement that Tait will be building a nationwide radio network for New Zealand’s police, fire and ambulance services has created a lot of buzz in the industry. Bringing multiple agencies onto one network, across an entire country, is no simple task.
