Tait Update - May/June 2007

Tait Update Newsletter

May/June 2007

Welcome to the Tait Update newsletter.

In this latest email newsletter from Tait, we’re taking a look at some product innovations, hearing about new contracts, and learning about how the company is improving its recycling.

So until next time...


Best regards,

Sir Angus Tait

A Note from Sir Angus Tait

Sir Angus Tait writes of the importance for companies to become environmentally-friendly and why Tait places such a high importance on having a green workplace.  More info +

Radios at the Ready for America's Cup Yachting Heroes

Tait is playing a major role in the America's Cup, with one of the top challengers - Emirates Team New Zealand - using products from our APCO P25 range.  More info +

Hand-Held Control Head Holds Attention

Tait is adding the Hand-Held Control Head (HHCH) for the TM9000 P25 to its product family. The HHCH is going to be a major benefit to those in sectors where the radio needs to be out of sight or when car space is at a premium.     More info +

Recycling Helps Tait's Green Credential

Tait Electronics is not only committed to making excellent radio communications equipment, it is also working hard to minimise waste. We will tell you how Tait has managed to recycle the equivalent of three houses worth of material.  More info +

Tait to link Public Safety Agencies in North Dakota

Tait's P25 range will be used in two states in northern United States, at the City of Grand Forks and County of Grand Forks by police, fire and other agencies.  More info +

South African Police on the ball with Tait radios

Yet another of the world’s police forces has chosen to use Tait radios as the South African Police Service (SAPS) commits to a new two-year multi-million dollar contract.  More info +

Brazilian Police Force Opts For Digital Tait Radios

Brazil's largest police force has opted for an initial tranche of over 1,000 Tait digital radios in a tender which saw the New Zealand company beat world-class competition.  More info +

Latest case studies

Bullring, Birmingham, England

Bullring is the premier shopping area in Birmingham and used a TaitNet MPT 1327 system to ensure coverage was maintained over all areas. More info +

Oman Polypropylene, Sohar

Oman Polypropylene Plant (OPP) used a TaitNet MPT 1327 system to assist the operation of their world class plant that manufactures 340,000 metric tonnes of polypropylene per year. More info +

Police Nationale Congolaise, Democratic Republic of Congo

The Police Nationale Congolaise is the national police force in the Democratic Republic of Congo - the third largest country in Africa. Tait portable and mobile radios were chosen to use on their existing system. More info +

Ministry of Fisheries, New Zealand

The Ministry of Fisheries is responsible for compliance and enforcement duties to ensure sustainable fisheries in New Zealand. The solution consisted of TM8110 mobile radios and portable radios which ensured fishery officers remained safe while on duty. 

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