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How do you modernise mission-critical communications without compromising the reliability people depend on?
As broadband, AI, satellite connectivity, and new digital services reshape critical communications, organisations face a difficult balancing act: embracing innovation while maintaining the resilience and security that frontline users rely on every day.
In this episode of Making Waves, hosts Stuart Will and Lone Hansen are joined by Olivier Koczan, Head of Airbus Public Safety and Security, for a conversation about the realities behind building and operating communication systems where failure is simply not an option.
Drawing on decades of experience delivering some of the world's largest mission-critical networks, Olivier shares why successful transformation isn't just about adopting new technology. It's about understanding the people who depend on it, designing for resilience from day one, and knowing when evolution is more effective than revolution.
The conversation explores why narrowband still has an important role to play, how organisations can bridge the gap to broadband, and what technologies are likely to define the next generation of mission-critical communications.
What you'll discover in this conversation:
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Olivier Koczan | Head of Airbus Public Safety and Security
Drawing on more than 40 years of experience delivering some of the world's largest mission-critical networks, Olivier explains why successful transformation isn't just about adopting new technology, Olivier Koczan leads Airbus Public Safety and Security, helping governments, emergency services, defence organisations, transport operators, utilities, and industrial users deploy resilient communication solutions around the world. Having witnessed the evolution from dedicated narrowband systems to today's hybrid broadband environments, he brings a unique perspective on the challenges and opportunities facing the industry.
Learn more: https://www.criticalcommunications.airbus.com/en
As broadband, AI, satellite connectivity, and new digital services reshape critical communications, organisations face a difficult balancing act: embracing innovation while maintaining the resilience and security that frontline users rely on every day.
In this episode of Making Waves, hosts Stuart Will and Lone Hansen are joined by Olivier Koczan, Head of Airbus Public Safety and Security, for a conversation about the realities behind building and operating communication systems where failure is simply not an option.
Drawing on decades of experience delivering some of the world's largest mission-critical networks, Olivier shares why successful transformation isn't just about adopting new technology. It's about understanding the people who depend on it, designing for resilience from day one, and knowing when evolution is more effective than revolution.
The conversation explores why narrowband still has an important role to play, how organisations can bridge the gap to broadband, and what technologies are likely to define the next generation of mission-critical communications.
What you'll discover in this conversation:
- Why reliability begins long before a network is deployed.
- The biggest misconception organisations have about next-generation communications.
- How narrowband and broadband are working together - not competing.
- Why successful digital transformation depends as much on people as technology.
- The emerging technologies Airbus believes will redefine resilience over the next decade.
About
Olivier Koczan | Head of Airbus Public Safety and Security
Drawing on more than 40 years of experience delivering some of the world's largest mission-critical networks, Olivier explains why successful transformation isn't just about adopting new technology, Olivier Koczan leads Airbus Public Safety and Security, helping governments, emergency services, defence organisations, transport operators, utilities, and industrial users deploy resilient communication solutions around the world. Having witnessed the evolution from dedicated narrowband systems to today's hybrid broadband environments, he brings a unique perspective on the challenges and opportunities facing the industry.
Learn more: https://www.criticalcommunications.airbus.com/en
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