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The TETRA Internet Portal has been made after consultations with various (end user) organizations such as the TETRA Association as well as governmental and industrial organizations, and offers a quick scan of companies and their applications, products, solutions and services within the TETRA communications industry.

It took several months to build the database of companies that supply these applications, products, solutions and services as well as building the Content Management System. The companies that have signed up for the service are able to upload their own data onto the server. In this way TETRA-Applications.com ensures that the secured data that has been uploaded is up-to-date and comes from a reliable source. As the TETRA industry is still growing very rapidly, new companies and their solutions are added to the portal every day and at present profiles of more than 230 companies and their solutions are visible.

 

A reliable guide
The idea behind the TETRA-Applications.com is to provide a quick and reliable market scan for people that want to find more information about TETRA applications, products, solutions, consultants, manufacturers, integrators, etc. Moreover, the company is the first online media which focuses on and delivers TETRA industry news on a daily basis.

Gert Jan Wolf, the founder and owner of TETRA-Applications.com: “Our website already attracts many visitors from all over the world and we have already signed new members from various verticals such as Public Safety, Industry and (public) Transport”.

Industry professionals who browse the TETRA portal in their search for information, will be able to sign up for free.

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