PSCE, as the project coordinator of BroadWay, is extremely pleased to announce the signature of 4 framework contracts with the successful lead tenderers, respectively Airbus, Frequentis, Leonardo, Rohill.
DRIVER+ is organising a User Workshop on October 17th 2019 in Brussels which provides a unique opportunity to learn and discuss how DRIVER+ products can contribute to the capability development of practitioner organisations. Crisis Management practitioners that have used the project’s outputs, as well as the DRIVER+ partners that have developed them will partake to the discussions. Through the sharing of experiences and best practices, participants will be able to explore interactively how to use and adopt the DRIVER+ products for their own purposes.
Participation is free of charge and reimbursement of travel costs is possible upon request. Registration is done through CMINE (registration needed).
RCR Wireless News Magaazine has published an in-depth editorial which explores the latest trends and developments in how European Union countries and the United Kingdom are meeting the challenges of critical communications, from implementing cross-border networks to the use of IoT and the status of the BroadWay Project/
The full article is available here (prior registration is needed) http://content.rcrwireless.com/public_safety_uk_eu_webinar
A shorter article focused on BroadWay and based on an interview of BroadWay Coordinator Dr David Lund has also been published. It gives a broad picture of the development of a Pan-European Broadband Network for Public Safety, from the beginning of BroadMap to the current development and challenges of BroadWay.
The article is available in full here.
PSCE is pleased to inform that its September application for ETSI (European Telecommunications Standards Institute) membership was accepted. In order to follow a more certified procedure, ETSI will soon send a welcome letter confirming PSCE membership.
As first steps, ETSI invited PSCE to its 74th General Assembly meeting at ETSI Headquarters in Valbonne, France.
ETSI produce globally applicable standards for ICT-enabled systems, applications and services deployed across all sectors of industry and society.
As PSCE ensures the continual improvement and evolution of public safety information and communication systems for the safety and security of our citizens, ETSI will certainly be a valuable partner.
PSCE was happy to support the 2nd 5G-Vertical User Workshop, which took place on 9-10 July in Rome, at the Initiative of 3GPP Market Representation Partners (MRPs).