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Coming Soon – A TASSTA Seminar
We are proud to be introducing TASSTA’s Emergency Solutions to the United States! We are hosting a free breakfast meeting at the Stanford Court Hotel at 909 California Street in San Francisco, CA on December 12, 2018. If you can’t make it to our in person seminar, you...
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The Difference Between Passive and Active DAS, Explained
What’s the difference between passive and active distributed antenna systems (DAS)? We hear this question a lot in our field. To put it simply, a distributed antenna system, or DAS, is a clustered installation of antennas to boost cellular network coverage in areas...
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Wall Street Journal Reports “Across the U.S., 5G Runs Into Local Resistance”
"Residents of Denver’s Riviera apartments were surprised earlier this year when a roughly 30-foot-tall green pole appeared a few feet in front of their building entrance. The pole, installed by Verizon Communications Inc. and laden with cellular antennas, was designed...
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The Best Computer-Aided Dispatch Allowing First Responders to Improve Response Times
For many Police and Sheriff’s Departments, , Computed-Aided Dispatch (CAD) systems are outdated, but functional. Given the financial constraints of most departments, systems typically need to last from 7 to 10 years. And if the vendor hasn’t been diligent in keeping...
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Elements of an Effective Public Safety Information Management System For Your Community
Public Safety Solutions has been a priority for many, for decades. Public safety requires the absolute best operational software systems for first responders, which need to be functional, everywhere. When making the decision to invest in a PSIMS, there are several...
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Are Required ERRCS fair to Developers?
Emergency Responder Radio Communication Systems (ERRCS) are designed to ensure that the appropriate First Responder radio systems function inside a building. These systems and requirements are an outgrowth of the percevied radio system deficiencies on 9/11. The...
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5G Needs Streamlined Approval Process not Nationwide Network
The Wall Street Journal reported today that Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai, in a speech to the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, wants the government to auction off two bands of spectrum to help accelerate the U.S.'s deployment of 5G services....
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ERRCS Resources
Developers and building owners are often faced with determining whether their property is required to install an Emergency Responder Radio Communication System (ERRCS). This requirement is a by-product of two organizations' recommendations, which have been...
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