Motorola Solutions Showcases Secure Mobility Innovations for the U.S. Army at AUSA 2013 Annual Meeting and Exposition

WASHINGTON – (AUSA Annual Meeting and Exposition, Motorola Solutions, Booth #2625) – Oct. 21, 2013 – Motorola Solutions, Inc. (NYSE: MSI), a leading provider of mission-critical communication solutions and services for enterprise and government customers, is showcasing its secure mobility innovations for the U.S. Army at the AUSA 2013 Annual Meeting and Exposition. The event is organized by the Association of the U.S. Army and starts today at the Washington Convention Center.

According to the AUSA, its Annual Meeting is the largest landpower exposition and professional development forum in North America. The meeting consists of informative presentations, panel discussions on pertinent military and national security subjects, workshops and important AUSA business.

KEY FACTS

Motorola Solutions is featuring innovative mobile communication and computing solutions that support warfighters and their missions:

SECURE MOBILITY SOLUTIONS

• Wherever the mission takes them, military personnel securely communicate and access information with the AME 2000 Secure Smartphone. Available for deployment today, the AME 2000 provides a familiar, user-friendly and discrete form factor, while hardware and software security enhancements create end-to-end encrypted access to private and public wireless networks. Highly functional and easy to use, the AME 2000’s hardened platform supports the use of customer-installed applications, such as GIS mapping, video and remote medical monitoring. To provide enhanced security policy controls so processes cannot be bypassed or hijacked by flawed or malicious applications, AME 2000 implements Security Enhanced Android (SE Android) and adheres to the National Security Agency’s Commercial Solutions for Classified (CSfC) program guidelines.

TACTICAL RADIO SOLUTIONS

• Warfighters depend on every word being heard and every command being received, both on base and in the field. The SRX 2200 Combat Radio features full tactical and data capabilities to support the mission wherever soldiers operate, providing secure encrypted voice communication between a leader and the squad. The SRX 2200 is an affordable alternative to the Joint Tactical Radio System (JTRS) family of radios. The U.S. Marine Corps has deployed more than 53,000 first generation Combat Radios as the PRC 153 (Integrated Intra-Squad Radio) for use in Iraq and Afghanistan. The SRX 2200 also is capable of providing communication through the Land Mobile Radio (LMR) systems on installations, enabling first responder or force protection capabilities.

GARRISON PUBLIC SAFETY SOLUTIONS

• Motorola has been a leader in LMR systems for the Army since the introduction of the Handie-Talkie two-way portable radio in World War II. Today, Motorola and the Army are exploring ways to increase efficiency and reduce costs for procurement and operation of LMR networks by modernizing these “stovepipe solutions” into an enterprise. The LMR networks provide vital public safety and force protection communications on Army installations around the world. Additionally, Integrated Command and Control (ICC) solutions, such as Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) and PremierOne™ NG9-1-1 Call Control, can provide enhancements to situational awareness for public safety operations on the garrison, which allows for more proactive responses, resulting in smarter and safer decisions.

ENTERPRISE MOBILE COMPUTING SOLUTIONS FOR MC4, AIT AND LOGISTICS APPLICATIONS

• Motorola is showcasing rugged mobile computing solutions that are currently used by Army programs such as PEO STAMIS, PEO AMIS, PEO EIS and PM Soldier. The devices support critical solutions including logistics, in-transit visibility, load planning, asset tracking, credential validation and documenting casualty encounters. Motorola’s mobile computer line has been designed to address Defense Department IA mandates, including FIPS 140-2 encryption for DAR and DAT, while capturing data through direct user interface, bar code scanning or RFID. The product family features solutions using Windows® Mobile and Android™ operating systems. And they are enhanced with enterprise-focused features for mobile device management and information assurance while ensuring an extended life cycle for multi-year deployments. These devices feature form factors such as handheld, tablet, vehicle mount and voice-activated/hands-free wearable to accommodate varying environmental and operational requirements.

SUPPORTING QUOTES

Paul Mueller, vice president, U.S. Federal Government Markets Division, Motorola Solutions
“As missions and budgets change, today’s Army requires mobile communication and computing solutions that can be used in multiple military operations and environments. Motorola Solutions works closely with the Army to ensure we are developing solutions that meet its needs as they continue to evolve. At AUSA 2013, Motorola is showcasing solutions that securely connect people, assets and data to support our nation’s warfighters and help them stay safe and be successful, wherever they are called to duty.”

SUPPORTING RESOURCES

Website: Motorola Solutions Federal Government
Solution Brief: Assured Mobile Environment, High Assurance Security for Commercial Mobile Devices
Position Paper: SRX 2200, Put a Mission-Ready Radio in Every Warfighter’s Hand
Video: Motorola Solutions AME 2000 Features and Functionality
Blog: Fresh Ideas in Public Safety
Twitter: @MotoSolutions, @MotoPublicSafety

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