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Vendor says new release will deliver nationwide interoperable communications

CoCo Communications officials said yesterday that version 4.0 of the company’s software-driven networking protocol and application suite—a scalable, IP-based solution—is capable of providing nationwide interoperable communications for first responders for a fraction of the cost of hardware-based solutions. “CoCo has been … envisioning this day for five years,” said Riley Eller, CoCo Communications’ director of technology, in an interview with MRT. “This is really the culmination of all our dreams and efforts.” In contracts with the city of Dallas and federal agencies—most notably, the U.S. Coast Guard and the Secret Service—CoCo has enabled interoperable communications between ...

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