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Telstra Teams with Motorola Solutions to Develop LTE Advanced-based Emergency Services

Telstra Teams with Motorola Solutions to Develop LTE Advanced-based Emergency Services Image Credit: Telstra and Motorola

Telstra and Motorola Solutions have signed a memorandum of understanding to further develop public safety broadband solutions based on the LTE Advanced Network for Emergency Services (LANES). Both companies are also working together to expand Telstra's range of applications and devices for emergency use.
Motorola said that the Enhanced LANES solution is designed to provide dedicated, priority broadband data access to emergency services during a large scale incident and ensure that critical information can be shared in real time with and between emergency service operatives who need to make quick and accurate decisions in the field. The solution uses dedicated spectrum resources augmented with prioritisation on Telstra’s existing spectrum holdings to deliver services. Both companies have previously worked together in 2013 to build the Queensland Government Wireless Network.
LANES’ first real world trial will be during the G20 Summit in Brisbane next month, with Telstra working closely with the Queensland State Government to demonstrate its capabilities during the high profile event. 

Telstra Group Managing Director Networks, Mike Wright
We have completed a number of successful trials of the LANES solution allowing us to see that it is possible to provide dedicated services to a number of users while still managing the telecommunications needs of the general public. Our relationship with Motorola Solutions allows us to work together to enhance the service and develop additional solutions that can be tailored for the benefit of emergency services organisations.

Senior Vice President Motorola Solutions, Asia Pacific and Middle East, Dr Mohammad Akhtar,
Broadband innovations are allowing public safety organisations to meet community expectations to be more agile to receive and share information, whilst also managing demands to do more with less. This is a significant opportunity for Australia’s public safety industry. Agencies are already contemplating how to convert the masses of available data into usable intelligence. Our relationship with Telstra is intent on putting intelligence into the hands of the people who need it most.

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