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On this episode of Dejero Tech Labs, Technical Account Manager, Dean Taylor, offers a closer look at the GateWay 211 network aggregation device, which seamlessly blends three networks simultaneously to deliver a faster and more reliable connection in the field.

On this episode of Dejero Tech Talks, Matt Scully, Director of Network Technology Products, and Technical Account Manager, Dean Taylor, discuss how multi-cloud platforms and edge solutions integrate with other technologies for greater flexibility and connectivity in the field to improve operational efficiency and user experiences.

We’ve come a long way since news reporters and editors were physically editing tape-to-tape in the 80’s and 90’s. Reporters relied on satellite news gathering (SNG) trucks and heavy Electronic News Gathering (ENG) cameras and recorders to cover breaking news. Now, reporters can go live on scene, from anywhere, anytime with just the push of a button.

Christine is Dejero’s Chief People Officer. She leads the People and Culture team and is a driving force behind Dejero’s award-winning culture of inclusion, career growth and giving back to our communities.

Next Generation 9-1-1 systems need to be resilient enough to withstand any disruption to critical operations. Dejero solutions provide the peace of mind that 9-1-1 services will always be available. When primary and secondary connectivity paths at the PSAP are down, Dejero provides multi-network wireless broadband to keep operations running smoothly.

Dejero GateWay network aggregation devices are designed to deliver reliable connectivity for general-purpose applications including voice, video, and data while in nomadic or mobile environments, as well as add wireless connectivity to fixed locations.

Lives depend on the ability to communicate. Dejero keeps first responders safe with resilient wireless connectivity for mission-critical communications.

Sukhvir, or Suk as he’s known to many, is Dejero’s Sales Account Manager based in the UK. There’s no critical connectivity challenge too large that Suk’s not willing to solve, or find a solution for, to help our customers succeed.

So you’re producing a live shot for a breaking news event and all is going well—until your connectivity link degrades and takes the picture quality with it. Not only do you have to go live with a pixelated, poor-quality feed on the air, but the footage takes on a life of its own when it lands in the news pool.