WAVE 5000

Casos de Sucesso

• 20th Support Command Counts on WAVE for Rapid Deployment Communications

  Atualizado 2015/04/28 | PDF 310.31KB

  The U.S. Army’s 20th Support Command (SUPCOM) depends on WAVE Work Group Communications as part of their rapid deployment communications.

• Air Evac Lifeteam Uses WAVE to Extend Emergency Communications

  Atualizado 2015/04/28 | PDF 332.13KB

  WAVE helps Air Evac Lifeteam affordably achieve near-unlimited scalability, greater efficiency, extensive communications interoperability and system redundancy.

• U.S. Border Patrol Develops Large-Scale Interoperability Solutions with WAVE

  Atualizado 2015/04/28 | PDF 362.45KB

  The Border Patrol achieved broad-reaching interoperability by leveraging the capabilities of WAVE software to create a converged communications solution empowering better coordination with local, state, tribal and other federal agencies to intercept terrorists, drug traffickers and illegal immigrants.

• City of Metropolis Embraces Motorola’s WAVE for Incident Planning and Response

  Atualizado 2014/10/30 | PDF 528.99KB

  Using WAVE’s communication architecture, Metropolis was able to unify its communications system between Massac County’s emergency management personnel, staff at the uranium processing facility and disparate agencies within the city itself.

• Connexus Energy Extends Push-To-Talk Communications With WAVE

  Atualizado 2016/08/08 | PDF 391.66KB

  Connexus Energy, of Ramsey, Minnesota, uses MOTOTRBO digital radios and WAVE Work Group Communications to unify the utility's push-to-talk communications.

• San Luis Obispo County Turns to Motorola for Next-Generation Communications System That Links Radios With Smartphones

  Atualizado 2014/10/30 | PDF 378.44KB

  Saint Luis Obispo county turned to Motorola Solutions and its WAVE Broadband Push-to-Talk solution to help implement one of the nation’s first strictly IP-based systems that supports the use of smartphones and tablets for critical communications. The next-generation solution includes the WAVE Dispatch Communicator to turn the department’s standards-based PCs into richly-featured communications dispatch consoles, as well as the WAVE Mobile Communicator to turn any Android, Apple iOS or BlackBerry device into a multichannel LMR handset ready for secure push-to-talk (PTT) communication. The system also implements a 3rd party interoperability gateway to enable communications with the county’s existing analog simulcast radio system and neighboring radio systems.

• Washington State Emergency Management Division Leverages WAVE for Statewide Public Safety Communications Interoperability

  Atualizado 2014/10/30 | PDF 496.29KB

  WAVE allows Washington State EMD full dispatch functionality from anywhere in the state.