QPP Ecosystem, Service Dynamics, Technology Deployments
Ken Rehbehn
The Ultimate T-Mobile Stress Test: Supporting ...

T-Mobile wins the opportunity to support the L28 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Will the burden be worth the battle?

The Ultimate T-Mobile Stress Test: Supporting the Olympic and Paralympic Games
Corporate Mergers
Ken Rehbehn
Versaterm acquires DroneSense, Inc.

M&A in the Drone as First Responder segment.

Versaterm acquires DroneSense, Inc.
Told In Their Own Words, Product Dynamics
Ken Rehbehn
Told in Their Own Words: FR55 First Responder ...

Zebra launched its flagship First Responder device for emerging Mission Critical Services networks taking shape around the world. The new addition blends foundational support for standards-based push-to-talk with a form factor designed for the public safety community.

Told in Their Own Words: FR55 First Responder Mobile Computer from Zebra
Product Dynamics
Ken Rehbehn
Motorola Melds BWC & RSM and Launches its ...

Motorola Solutions combines RSM and Body Worn Camera into a single device that serves as a two-way portal to a new AI assistant for field personnel.

Motorola Melds BWC & RSM and Launches its AI Assist
Told In Their Own Words, Technology
Ken Rehbehn
Told in Their Own Words: UAS 6.0 Challenge ...

NIST PSCR technology challenges help advance progress in nascent technology that can serve civilian public safety agencies. At FDIC25, the PSCR team recognized the UAS 6.0 Challenge winners.

Told in Their Own Words: UAS 6.0 Challenge Award by NIST PSCR

Mega-Event Communications

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The Ultimate T-Mobile Stress Test: Supporting the Olympic and Paralympic Games

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The Ultimate T-Mobile Stress Test: Supporting the Olympic and Paralympic Games

T-Mobile wins the opportunity to support the L28 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Will the burden be worth the battle?

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Told in Their Own Words: Broadcast Camera Video over Open API 5G Slices from Ericsson and Sony

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Told in Their Own Words: Broadcast Camera Video over Open API 5G Slices from Ericsson and Sony

Broadcasters need mobility to capture the dynamic activity at the Olympics and FIFA events. Here, Ericsson shows how new open network APIs allow the dynamic assignment of 5G slice performance to a live camera supported by the Sony PDT-FP1 Portable Data Transmitter.