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The mid-1940s introduced push-to-talk (PTT) technologies to the world. In return, we saw a complete and near-instant revolution surrounding frontline communications. The technology was simple: communications were transmitted over long…

Are phones replacing push-to-talk radios in industrial workplaces? Unfortunately, some industry experts like to think so. Recently, there has been a push for frontline workers to simply download and use…

Push-to-talk applications allow phones and tablets to create instant communication channels, essentially transforming them into personalized walkie-talkies. Apps, such as Zello and Voxer, quickly gained popularity with small and mid-sized…

Hannover Messe is one of the largest trade shows in the world, dedicated to industrial development and digital transformation in manufacturing. And last week, I had the pleasure of attending…

At this year’s Hannover Messe conference, I had the opportunity to discuss the value of 5G connectivity in manufacturing. Sitting down with a panel of fellow colleagues in Microsoft’s ISV…

Manufacturers were some of the earliest adopters of push-to-talk radios. From the technology’s introduction in the early 1900s, the manufacturing industry quickly noticed the impact expanding their communications had on…

A lot of thought and consideration goes into choosing the right network type for your enterprise. Whether you want the customization of a private LTE network or you’re more comfortable…

Digital transformation is not a one-size-fits-all plan. It’s a complex system of thought that effectively integrates digital technologies to better your business functions. Business transformation, which includes digital transformation, requires…

What Is Class 1 Division 2? A Class 1 Division 2 location, as defined by the NEC, is an area where flammable gases or vapors are normally contained but may…

The walt™ smart radio has been the flagship hardware for weavix™ since its inception, being the first to make enterprise-wide collaboration possible and accessible for every worker. It serves a…

Citizen’s Broadband Radio Service, also known as CBRS, is a shared 150 MHz of spectrum used to advance private wireless capabilities. The CBRS spectrum falls within the 3550-3700 MHz range,…