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People everywhere want to and expect to stay in touch. Around the clock and around the world, BAI Communications is helping them do just that. We design, build and operate highly available communications networks – broadcast, radio, cellular, Wi-Fi- which are keeping people connected, with information, entertainment and each other, every hour of every day. Learn more about us.
Team bai
Every day, our teams are keeping people connected with information, entertainment and each other – even in the most challenging environments. Meet the team at Transit Wireless, a BAI Communications majority-owned company, who brought cellular and Wi-Fi connectivity to the New York City subway two years ahead of schedule.
This video is the second instalment in the Team BAI video series, shining a spotlight on our people from around the globe. Learn more about our people.
I am bai
In every part of the BAI Communications business, our people work behind the scenes to make exciting things happen, whether it’s bringing communications services to Australian households and businesses or to the subways of Toronto, Hong Kong and New York. We are made up of a talented group of individuals who are bringing the connection to our world. We asked a group of BAI Communications employees from various corners of the business to tell us a bit about what they do and what makes them BAI.
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Broadcast Australia and Free TV bring the next generation of TV one step closer to Australians with successful completion of DVB-T2 laboratory trials
Free TV and Broadcast Australia (a BAI Communications Company) in partnership with ABC, SBS and TXA have successfully completed the first phase of next generation television laboratory trials. This trial is a world first for 7 Megahertz (MHz) very high frequency (VHF) transmissions with off-air fed ultra high frequency (UHF) repeater sites operating in a single frequency network (SFN) using multiple physical layer pipes.
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BAI UK’s Malcolm Keys to speak at the BWCS annual Wi-Fi on Trains Conference
On 6 and 7th June BAI Communications UK Director Malcolm Keys will attend BWCS’ annual Wi-Fi on Trains Conference, Train Communications Systems 2018, to speak about the future of Wi-Fi on trains. Register now to join Malcolm, TfL, Network Rail and train operators from around the globe to take part in the debate in London, UK.
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BAI in Global Railway Review: A railway connectivity revolution could solve the UK’s productivity problem
In this article, Billy D’Arcy, UK CEO, BAI Communications discusses how the UK’s productivity growth needs drastic improvements, suggesting a better-connected network as the solution.
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Building the UK transport networks of tomorrow
Ongoing digital transformation of the transport industry is exciting, promising to improve customer experiences and transport management for the better. Here Billy D’Arcy, CEO BAI UK, shares his thoughts on the technologies that will be central to the modernisation of rail networks and business models.
read moreBAI UK’s Malcolm Keys to speak at the BWCS annual Wi-Fi on Trains Conference
On 6 and 7th June BAI Communications UK Director Malcolm Keys will attend BWCS’ annual Wi-Fi on Trains Conference, Train Communications Systems 2018, to speak about the future of Wi-Fi on trains. Register now to join Malcolm, TfL, Network Rail and train operators from around the globe to take part in the debate in London, UK.
read moreThe inside story on how Hong Kong commuters have enjoyed underground connectivity since 1992
Editor of SmartRail World Luke Upton speaks exclusively to Paul Chan, Managing Director of RFE about their work, what it is like to have worked on passenger connectivity in Hong Kong’s MTR a period of huge change, exporting their knowledge overseas, 5G and much more.
read moreBuilding in the boroughs: part 1: Manhattan
In this four-part ‘Building of the Boroughs’ blog series, Transit Wireless (a majority-owned BAI Communications company) takes you borough by borough through the different challenges they overcame while implementing cellular and wireless connectivity for the entire New York City subway system. We begin with Manhattan.
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