Education

Safety considerations and the need to easily communicate across large campuses make two-way radio and bulk-messaging services a popular choice for schools and universities

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The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award appoints Mapyx as exclusive tracking partner using SPOT satellite devices

Globalstar Europe Satellite has announced that The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award (DofE) charity has signed a new three-year exclusive contract with Globalstar value added reseller, Mapyx, to provide tracking using the SPOT Gen3 satellite tracker, after having partnered with Mapyx ...

5GIC and Digital Greenwich form partnership to develop 5G smart city technology

?The University of Surrey's 5G Innovation Centre (5GIC) in Guildford and Digital Greenwich, part of the Royal Borough of Greenwich, will use their facilities and expertise to deliver 5G technology for resource-efficient, low-carbon, healthy and livable neighborhoods within a ...

Rohde & Schwarz supplies test and measurement equipment to Swansea University's College of Engineering

Rohde & Schwarz has equipped 66 workstations in three labs of the Swansea University's College of Engineering's electronic teaching laboratories with £800,000 worth of oscilloscopes, digital multimeters, power supplies and function generators.

The laboratories are ...

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PMR apprenticeships

Apprenticeships in the two-way radio sector are useful – when they are available. But that’s the problem: they aren’t always offered – especially technical ones. Vaughan O’Grady asks why

Apprenticeships in the two-way radio sector cover a wide range of functions. As ...

That'll teach them

Philip Mason learns how innovative use of communications solutions is helping educational establishments secure staff and student safety

The public education sector in the United Kingdom is under huge financial pressures, linked – as with the NHS, emergency services ...