Companies Partner for Streamlined Push-to-Talk Communications

Pryme Radio and Streamwide join forces to enhance wireless push-to-talk over cellular communications.

July 11, 2022

Companies Partner for Streamlined Push-to-Talk Communications — Pryme and Streamwide are partnering to provide service to verticals including school bus fleets, public safety and transit, and construction.
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Audio technology provider Pryme Radio has teamed with Streamwide to offer more streamlined collaboration and enhanced push-to-talk over cellular (PoC) communications for industries in the public and private sectors, including school bus fleets.

"Our team-on-mission (TOM) platform is an all-in-one solution that enables united, secure PoC communications for verticals like public safety, emergency services, medical, defense, public transit, and construction," said El Mehdi Sodki, director of North American sales for Streamwide. "Pryme's wireless PTT accessories elevate user experience and augment mission-critical operations."

Besides TOM, Streamwide also offers team-on-the-run (TOTR) for commercial applications in fleet management, home healthcare, manufacturing, retail, and facilities. The solution is designed to keep teams connected and deal with organizational challenges.

Said Dave George, Pryme's president and chief technologist: "Our goal is to help expedite and enhance communications. Pryme's wireless PTT buttons and remote speaker microphones make it possible for users to immediately activate TOM or TOTR and communicate without having to hold a phone or tablet or touch a screen."

Topics:two-way radios Equipment & Technology child safety two-way communications Safety

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