Worth knowing

In order for a Network to be able to prioritise and organise traffic, there is a need to put in place a set of rules to mechanically control data packets and organise them. 

5G Standalone vs Non-Standalone networks: what is the difference between these two kinds of network? Find out more about what makes the biggest difference between them.

Band 68 has recently come to the spotlight because of its great potential as a dedicated frequency for emergency management and public safety. 

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Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) is the only frequency spectrum that can be used for private LTE networks in the USA.

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Carrier Aggregation is a technique that was first introduced in LTE by the 3GPP.

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The process of developing a new technology is extremely expensive. For this reason, companies and institutes have joined forces to develop together.

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LTE has been defined as the future of MC communication. Some enhancements were required to satisfy all requirements though.

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The LTE network is resilient to threats, but what is required to make the network even stronger?

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LTE has demonstrated to be the right network able to fulfil all mission critical communication requirements.

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Before making any change or releasing any technology in a mission critical network, there are specific steps that need to be taken.

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What is the increased demand for data in the Mission Critical scene due to?

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Push-to-video technology enables a video to be sent to a designated recipient or group of recipients in a matter of seconds.

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In order to guarantee efficiency and effectiveness, a Mission Critical service network needs to comply with certain requirements.

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Mission Critical PTT or just MCPTT is a push to talk product that aligns with the 3GPP protocols on public safety communication.

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Mission critical Operations are those that are required when human life, goods or other values, important to society, are at risk.

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The 3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) is a partnership funded to set the standard and specification for the development of a 3G system network.

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Mobile Device Management or MDM is a software solution able to monitor, but also manage and add security to employee’s devices.

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MAM is software that allows IT to control what is done via corporate apps.

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Google™ has set up a program to help companies simplify the roll out of multiple corporate devices at once. By using EMM tools the IT is able to add configuration to devices without the need to physically touch any of them.

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IP and MIL-STD, what are they? They are standards that guarantee the reliability of devices, making sure they can survive much more than standard phones.

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Within a number of industries, the success of a company’s operations relies on workers being able to communicate effectively and quickly.

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Most companies rely on wireless and public cellular networks to allow effective communication in the workplace.

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This is a quick guide on how to disinfect your phone to limit any risk of infection and help you reduce the risk of COVID-19 contamination.

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What’s the difference between IP67 and IP68? We always talk about the IP rating of the devices, but what really separates the two top ratings?

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What is a Dual-SIM Device? A Dual-SIM device allows you to activate two SIM-cards in your mobile phone at once, allowing you to make calls using two numbers.

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