Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. M&A In response to volatile demand in the wake of the first COVID-19 surge, the company undertook a comprehensive cost reduction program, aimed at shoring up labor and supply costs.

The acquisition combines ZeroPRM technology with Mission Critical Electronics’ expertise in the marine, recreational, and heavy-duty vehicle markets.

As environmental concerns encourage the switch to electric vehicles (EV), “electrification” technologies offer a hybrid solution to idling and reduce emissions. ZeroPRM offers innovative no-idle engine, energy and hybrid solutions enabling gas vehicles to idle via a lithium-ion battery. MCData will also enable computer aided dispatch to be provided and allow for additional features such as event management, robot control, intelligence gathering and dissemination.Mission Critical Electronics acquires ZeroPRM to enhance its no-idle product portfolio It will enable the exchange of data using SDS (Short Data Service), the acquisition and exchange of files, and database queries. MCData focuses on non-voice and non-video traffic. The 3GPP standards for MCPTT capabilities provide the necessary features to deliver functionality that is found in the traditional narrow band radio networks, such as the legacy TETRA and P25 systems. It will leverage key LTE enablers, including GCSE (Group Communication System Enablers), ProSe (Proximity Services), MBMS (Multimedia Broadcast/Multicast Service) elements and also the IMS (IP Multimedia Subsystem) network. MCPTT is designed to replace the current public safety communication networks. This includes Push to Talk capability, data exchange and video streaming. MC (Mission Critical) services will provide numerous capabilities and functions that can be delivered to groups and users depending on their requirements.

Security staff at events or stadiums, train stations and airports also provide additional user groups. It also includes non-MC industries, such as industrial and nuclear plants, transport and utilities. Users of MC communications are not simply restricted to emergency services, such as the police, ambulance or fire services. This reliable and guaranteed communication is referred to as MC (Mission Critical) communications. The provision of reliable and guaranteed communications between first responders is essential in ensuring that people are kept safe and damage is avoided, or where possible mitigated.

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