AT&T Introduces 'One-Stop Shop' for First Responders
AT&T on Thursday unveiled FirstNet Fusion, which it describes as a “one-stop shop” for emergency communications. Fusion brings together capabilities including push-to-talk, next-generation 911 dispatch and connected devices “in one easy-to-use app” and “speeds up how first responders can create…
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talk groups and channels,” an AT&T spokesperson said. It also “integrates with virtually any traditional radio system used by public safety.” Fusion is available to all first responders, including those subscribed to FirstNet individually, through an agency through another carrier, “so it makes it easier to unite responders from different teams during big emergencies,” the spokesperson said.