Natural disasters often come without warning. While in most cases these occur without major consequence, there’s no telling the full extent of the damage a devastating event could cause your area.
Natural disasters often come without warning. While in most cases these occur without major consequence, there’s no telling the full extent of the damage a devastating event could cause your area.
Clear and uncompromised communication is key in emergency situations, and is paramount to the safety of your team and those you are helping.
The emergence of smart technology has transformed communication methods all over the world.
Industries such as utilities, critical response and emergency services rely on robust communications systems
In emergency situations, the ability to communicate freely and transfer data seamlessly between devices is key
Some of the planet’s most remote and isolated communities rely on HF radio as their most important communications medium with the outside world.
The Pacific Ocean spans more than 155 million square kilometres, with only a few sporadic islands breaking up the endless blue waves.
In 2017, the number of worldwide email users topped 3.7 billion, according to technology research firm Radicati Group.
Humanitarian organisations worldwide are experiencing significantly increased operational demands such as we’ve never seen before.
Despite the internet’s long reach (International Telecommunications Union data shows online bandwidth grew by 32 per cent between 2015 and 2016),
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