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IBM swoops in to rescue UK Emergency Services Network after Motorola shown the door
With a near half-billion-pound price hike bringing contract value to £1.4B IBM has secured a deal with the UK Home Office to supply user services for the troubled Emergency Service Network (ESN) upgrade,
UK Home Office reveals new approach to deliver Emergency Services Network
As part of its Emergency Services Mobile Communications Programme (ESMCP), the Home Office intended ESN to fully replace Airwave, cost less and provide users with access to what it described as “modern” mobile data. The government expected to turn off Airwave in 2019.
IBM to deliver User Services for the new Emergency Services Network
The Home Office has announced a new partnership with IBM to deliver the Emergency Services Network (ESN) following a series of delays by previous suppliers. The ESN will support more than 300,000 emergency responders in Great Britain, providing them with better technology and faster access to data in emergency situations and frontline operations.
Palo Alto Networks and IBM work on solutions for UK emergency services
Palo Alto Networks (PANW) announced that it is working with IBM (IBM) and the UK Home Office’s Emergency Services Mobile Communications
Palo Alto Networks to Secure Great Britain's Emergency Services Network
Palo Alto Networks (NASDAQ: PANW), the global cybersecurity leader, today announced that it is working with IBM and the UK Home Office's Emergency Services Mobile Communications Programme (ESMCP), to develop solutions for User Services for the Emergency Services Network (ESN).
Samsung to team up with IBM on British Emergency Services Network
Samsung Electronics has announced that it will work with IBM to build a communication network that prioritizes first responders in emergency situations.
Samsung Electronics, IBM to build emergency communications network in Britain
Samsung Electronics Co. said Thursday it has teamed up with IBM Corp. to build a front-line emergency communications network in Britain. As part of the British government's Emergency Services Network (ESN),
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Airwave emergency services' communications system costs SIX TIMES more than it should - Liam Maxwell
"The emergency services' mobile communications programme, which is currently a 2G [second generation] contract run by a company called Airwave, costs about £450m to provide a 2G radio service to ...
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T-Mobile Boosts Network to Support Emergency Services: Stock to Gain?
T-Mobile US, Inc. TMUS recently announced that it has outlined a tailored emergency response plan to mitigate the disruptive ...