Why World Leaders in 2-way radio invest heavily in digital TETRA technology  

  

The TETRA Standard

"TETRA is an open standard developed by the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI).  The main purpose of the TETRA standard was to define a series of open interfaces, as well as services and facilities, in sufficient detail to enable independent manufacturers to develop infrastructure and terminal products that would fully interoperate with each other as well as meet the needs of traditional PMR user organisations"

(Extract from Tetra-association)

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WHY DIGITAL?

"Digital two-way radio is the future-proof communications platform you can invest in with confidence. It is the path forward for users of Australia's analogue two-way radio networks.

Digital technology means that your choice of radio can now offer much more than just voice communication. Voice can be complemented by features like GPS location services, text messaging, data transfer, telephone interconnect, encryption and an emergency button, all from the one radio"

(Extract from Motorola web site)

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TETRA market doubles in Asia Pacific

"TETRA World Congress, Hong Kong, Monday 26th May 2008  - The 10th TETRA World Congress opened today in Hong Kong with the news that the Asia-Pacific TETRA market has doubled in the last 12 months. With an increase of 98 per cent* in awarded contracts, the region is the fastest-growing critical communications market in the world.

TETRA technology is now present in 103 countries, with a buoyant global industry demonstrated by a near 40 per cent increase in total contracts awarded over the last 12 months. While the majority of countries using TETRA are now outside Europe, it is Eastern Europe that delivered the second fastest growing region after Asia Pacific, with the market showing contracts up 48 per cent.

The 100th country to adopt the technology was Namibia earlier this year, where Artevea Digital is delivering a network for the government.

While public safety remains the largest global user base, in Asia Pacific the Transportation sector is extremely strong with almost 40 per cent of the market. Globally, non-public safety sectors are showing huge potential, with the Oil & Gas market up 110 per cent, and general commerce and industry up 94 per cent"

(Extract from Tetra-association)

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Harnessing the strengths of TETRA

"Motorola Australia launched Zeon Digital to bring mission-critical-quality radio communications to the business user. Zeon Digital paves the way for business to take advantage of the benefits of digital communications.

Zeon Digital gives customers the unique opportunity to utilise a single rugged device that incorporates two-way radio with telephone capabilities, text messaging and GPS location services. The architecture of the network provides security that is inherent by design, an unparalleled voice clarity, greater capacity and higher availability.

Other advancements include a single-push emergency ‘panic’ button plus a short data service (SDS) for sending and receiving text messages from a PC to a radio and back again"

(Extract from Motorola web site)

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