Solution Benefits

WAVE is a software application that manages secure, real-time group communications over an IP network, enabling interoperable communications between any connected devices.

WAVE works with your current radio system, connects with any radio equipment from any manufacturer at any frequency, and always remains firmly under your control.

WAVE doesn't restrict you to equipment of a certain type, so there's no need to replace your existing radios.

WAVE integrates and mixes audio from any source, and supports the specialized requirements of most radio systems, including tone injection, hardware signaling devices, and voltage manipulation.

WAVE scales to support even the largest organizations; there is no limit to the number of radio endpoints that can join a WAVE conference.

WAVE systems can support dozens of audio conversations, and multiple WAVE systems can be interconnected, minimizing network bandwidth and providing coverage over wide distances.

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Extending Radio Reach

Radio systems have a defined range based on several factors including technology, frequency and geographic topology to name just a few.   These radio systems cost incredible amounts of money to install, configure and, most of all, maintain.  In fact, it’s not uncommon to see customers spend upwards of tens of millions of dollars on antennas, repeaters and other hardware to expand their radio systems.  Further, these radio systems can typically only talk to other radios of like model and frequency and to Dispatch consoles.

Radio systems should not be thought of as fixed systems with a confined area; they can reach much further.

What if you could extend radio reach using existing infrastructure and a standards-based approach?  Extending radio reach could mean bringing your radio transmissions to different parts of the region or it could mean bringing these transmissions to other devices such as PC’s, phones, PDA’s and, most importantly, disparate radio frequencies and technologies.  Regardless of what radio reach extension means to you, there are platforms available today to support your needs.

WAVE is a Unified Group Communications platform that allows customers to take their existing radio assets and extend their reach to just about anywhere.  For years WAVE has been providing the ability to bridge radio frequencies together at the scene of an incident or when new technology is being brought in to replace old technology.  Fork-lift upgrades can’t happen overnight and customers need to run the new and old systems side-by-side for awhile.

WAVE bridges new and old technologies, extends existing radios to new geographic areas and disparate devices.

With WAVE software now available, customers can take advantage of a standards-based approach to extend the reach of radio systems. 


Engine room to Board Room - that's extending radio reach.  WAVE makes it happen. 

In Depth

Read our Unified Communications and Collaboration solution brief and learn how WAVE can extend the reach of solutions from Microsoft, IBM, Nortel and others. Read it

Integrating Two-Way Radio into Your Unified Communications Environment is a white paper that discusses the gaping hole that two-way radio poses for many Unified Communications deployments.  Download it

Interested to know more about WAVE and how it is used to build secure communications networks? Read How WAVE Works and learn the basics. Learn more

For a lot more detail on WAVE software and how it enables Unified Group Communications, WAVE Technical Brief. Study it

The latest version of WAVE incorporates a new Desktop Communicator and natively supports radio systems from Motorola and Trident Micro Systems. What's New in WAVE 4.8 provides more detail on this and other compelling enhancements. Learn more

WAVE is available as a plug-in to Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007 and Microsoft Sharepoint Server.  Learn more

Powered by WAVE, RadioConnect allows users of IBM Lotus Sametime to communicate with radios.  Read more