Published: 9 July 1998 17:34 GMT
Switzerland has chosen Tetrapol to provide it with a secure digital radio communications infrastructure. The £200m contract will link police to the local cantons, using end-to-end encryption.
Tetrapol has already won national contracts from Slovakia to Singapore. The Swiss deal, branded as Polycom, will be financed, built and operated by SwissCom telecommunications.
Technical Strategy Manager - Communications Infrastructure Architecture Fully accountable for effective management of the UK-based Subject Matter ...
Communications Operational Engineer 35,211 plus 3,379 location allowance London SW4 52,000 people make up the UK’s largest police service. Ever ...
The role will involve selling to organisations such as Police, Ambulances etc across a UK wide patch. This is one of the leading opportunities in the ...
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