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Achieving Order from Chaos through Interoperable Communications Systems
RUSI Defence Systems, 29 January 2013Technology, Terrorism
Cheap, fast and effective systems for introducing temporary interoperability between different communications networks are proving valuable across a number of sectors, including the military and security forces. Mark Cartwright, Technical Sales Manager at GRC, highlights how the Incident Commanders’ Radio Interface (ICRI) can help to bring order out of chaos
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