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Fire Service
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Stockbroker
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Telecoms Company
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Auction House
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State Emergency Service
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Area Health Service
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Regional Coastguard Service
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Police Service
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Featured above is our audio conferencing system.
Case Studies
This client is a rural fire service for one of Australia’s larger states. Their area of responsibility is control of fire emergencies in the smaller towns and country areas across the whole state.Read more >>
The client is a multinational stockbroker, and part of a worldwide finance group. To operate effectively in a competitive and constantly changing market it relies on communication through regular staff briefings and daily contact between brokers.Read more >>
The client, a large telecommunications company, rang ADTEC with a problem. They had promised an important customer that their new wireless telephone network would handle their audio conferencing needs. When the installation was nearly finished, the technical people called in the sales people and informed them this was not the case.Read more >>
One of Australia's telecommunications carriers rang ADTEC with a problem. They were looking for a solution for one of their customers - a well known auction house. What they wanted was the ability to hold a combination live auction and web-based auction so that people could bid on-line as well as at the actual auction site.Read more >>
One of the largest state emergency services in Australia was looking for a way to improve its emergency communications. A system was required which allowed quick contact with volunteer and employed members at a regional level, as well as public dial-in for information updates on emergencies and general service information.Read more >>
One of the NSW area health services required a replacement for an existing doctor consultation system. Ideally it would allow rostering on and off of available staff and the ability to easily update health or community announcements.Read more >>
A system was required which the main control area of regional coastguard activities to simply combine telephone and radio calls. This is unusual as nowadays, most telephone calls are handled digitally, whereas radio is typically an analogue four wire system using Push-to-talk (PTT) technology. Because of PTT, a time delay had to be built in to the system so callers would not miss the first part of a conversation.Read more >>
A high profile police service required a team call-out system that would enable it to call out, say, a firearm response team with minimal manual involvement. Replacing a system that required individual calls and individual replies indicating availability, the new system delivers improved speed, automation, reliability and PIN-based security. The voice messaging feature of ADTEC's ALERTS system also allows the call to the team to be tailored to reflect the actual crisis event.Read more >>