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Accident Emergency Call Systems: What You Need to Know Now
February 18, 2019
By Frederic Silva, Global Business Development Director, Intelligent Transport Systems
 
Like Europe’s eCall directive, other countries or international organizations are translating their own interpretation of AECS (Accident Emergency Call Systems) and associated tests to get car systems certified in a specific country or region of the world.
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Banking on BroadShield
February 5, 2019
By Jeremy Onyan, Director of Time Sensitive Networks
 
A major international financial services provider was losing its GNSS reception and they didn't know why. Here's how Orolia solved the problem.
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Cybersecurity Checklist for Secure Timing
January 31, 2019
By David Sohn, Senior Product Manager
 
Network cybersecurity is top of mind these days for both government agencies and commercial enterprise. As the heart of network synchronization, time and frequency systems should include a standard suite of security features that give network administrators confidence in the cybersecurity protocols of their time servers.
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Why Orolia Asks You About Product End Users and End Uses
January 16, 2019
By Mary Slack, Trade Compliance Manager
 
You’ve discovered the ideal Orolia product for your requirements, so you place an order. But wait – what’s this “end user form” that Orolia is requesting? Do these products require an export license? What does Orolia really need to know, and why?
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Testing Accident Emergency Call Systems (AECS): Not Just Smart, But Mandatory
November 27, 2018
By Sylvain Dessapt, Senior Application Engineer
 
Accident Emergency Call Systems (AECS) are becoming more common in cars to harness the potential of new technologies to help improve road safety. For example, eCall is a European initiative intended to bring rapid assistance to motorists involved in a collision anywhere in the European Union. eCall is mandatory in all new cars approved for sale within the EU after April 2018.
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