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Complete understanding of MCPTT network architecture channel structure and its security aspects.

knowledge of comparison between PUBLIC SAFETY NETWORKS and commercial LTE networks.

a complete understanding of the technological evolution of PUBLIC SAFETY NETWORKS.

This course empowers telecom/public safety professionals with.

LTE Planning and Optimization Training Certification Course.

Smart City Infrastructure Planning and Development.

Distributed Antenna System (DAS) Certification.

This course will help equip you with the necessary toolset to improve your already existing LTE/PUBLIC SAFETY NETWORKS network to seamlessly integrate with MCPTT functionalities with the help of industry-specific standards and use cases.

This ZTS training course will empower you with a complete understanding of the technology MCPTT and its performance management, Integration and complete know-how of current running deployments and specifications from 3GPP and other standard organizations. Therefore, it provides a smart solutions in order to adopt commercial or dedicated mobile broadband networks within a PUBLIC SAFETY NETWORKS environment and still guarantee the accustomed high level of security and reliability. With the help of MCPTT we can extend the capacities and capabilities of a PUBLIC SAFETY NETWORKS network to provide enough bandwidth comparable to modern LTE broadband networks and without requiring enormous investments. In this course we will explain MCPTT as a push-to-talk PTT) functionality that meets the needs of MCPTT public safety mission-critical voice communication, which include high availability, reliability, low latency, support for group calls and one on one calls, talker identification, device to device direct communications, emergency calling, clear audio quality, etc.” Mission-critical push-to-talk MCPTT over LTE is a feature of LTE advance pro that was first introduced in 3GPP R13 in 2016 as the LTE features that allowed the technology to better address the needs of mission-critical communications users.