Think Public Safety

The Video Round-Up - Top Six So Far Editor: Paul Jeffs

Created Sep 02 2016, 5:00 AM by Paul Jeffs

It's time for a slightly belated mid-year video roundup.... What has captured the imagination? Which videos have received the most views so far this year? What are our top 6 'don't miss' videos so far? The top six is dominated by videos from Critical Communications World (CCW), with four of our top six videos having been filmed there. The other two though, feature our latest 'Future of Public Safety' vision and all about Nødnett, the new Norwegian Public Safety network.

Let's take a look at the top six most-viewed so far this year:

1 - The Future of Public Safety (Europe and Africa)
Public Safety is transforming. Agencies are using data to go beyond reacting and responding. It's all about building technology to turn data into intelligence to help keep communities safer.

2 - The Connected Police Officer - at CCW
Danielle Doo gives a practical demonstration of how the latest 'Connected Police Officer' improves safety and efficiency for officers in the field and the control room:

3 - Nodnett - The New Digital Public Safety Communication System in Norway
Nødnett is the new digital TETRA network for emergency and rescue services in Norway. Although Norway is scarcely populated, it is the sixth largest country in Europe with a rugged topography of fjords, mountains and glaciers......

4 - Virtual Command Centre Concept at CCW
How can incident commanders immerse themselves into the field with their front line officers and bring their expertise to bear? Lan Ting Garra shares this CTO concept demonstration:

5 - WAVE Workgroup Communications at CCW
John Helliwell explains how the new WAVE 7000 bridges the gap between users with smartphones and radios, with new, high performance features:

6 - Live from Amsterdam at CCW
David Parry welcomed everyone to Amsterdam and introduced the breadth of great things we demonstrated this year. These ranged from possibly the smallest TETRA radio to WAVE systems that can support thousands of users, CommandCentral solutions for handling data right through to a vision of the Command Centre of the Future.