TETRA show review

This year’s TETRA World Congress, held in Singapore on 26-27 May, brought together more than 2,300 attendees, over 80 exhibitors and 150 speakers to learn about, discuss and explore the TETRA market as it enters its second decade. Wireless reports from the event

Wireless devices in the public sector

The iPad looks set to cause a stir as businesses and Governments consider whether to deploy this and similar products to their fleet. Wireless explores what companies are already using, what they might consider and what they could need going forward

The future of mobile broadband

What kind of applications and services are mobile broadband networks set to bring to enterprise and public sector workers in the future? Wireless spoke to John Cunliffe, CTO for North Western Europe at Ericsson, to find out about the market's development

Coping with the big squeeze

The chancellor has told local authorities to save £6bn. Wireless technology may just help them do it. Mark Dye reports

Wireless comms in the airline sector

Wireless technologies have obvious applications across the air travel industry. George Malin discovers what technologies are in deployment and explores the complexity of delivering wireless in the airline sector

Battlefield comms

For governments, wireless communications look set to become increasingly central to plans in operational theatres as they seek to minimise risk to troops and equipment through the use of robotics and intelligent networks. Mark Dye reports

Monitored on the job

Advances in technology are helping to bring real-time physiological data analysis to firefighter training safety. This in turn is being used to improve performance. Mark Dye reports

Eurotank on an even keel

Wireless spoke to the team involved with a recent European port deployment of ATEX

Which technology wins?

As innovation and invention gathers pace, the debate is inevitable over which technology is most suitable when it comes to wireless healthcare