Fixed Mobile Convergence

Communications International, Inc., (CII) successfully completed the acquisition of FATPOT Technologies LLC, a provider of information sharing and mobility solutions.

A powerful suite of sophisticated information technology aggregation tools is included by FATPOT’s solutions. These tools fuse disparate software to providing instant communication, immediate information and full mobility to first responders.

CII, with the addition of FATPOT, will be able to offer turnkey IT solutions that encompass wireless and data communications across multiple technologies, regardless of frequency band, manufacturer brand, software version or network type.

“This acquisition enables CII to fulfill its vision of delivering integrated solutions to our clients and partners to achieve effective communications by fusing voice and IT systems in ways not previously possible,” said Mark Feurer, president of CII, in a press release.

In order to improve response times, better manage their available resources and save lives without the need to make a large capital outlay, CII and FATPOT will consult and work with agencies in the Public Safety, Federal, Transit and Utility sectors.

In a press release, Jonathan Wesley, CTO and founder of FATPOT, said “First responders across North America depend on numerous types of technologies; many of which are not directly compatible. We are excited to join forces with CII and have a common vision of integrated critical communications to better meet the needs of our clients and industry partners. While our current business relationships will continue to grow, we look forward to extending our technology into a vast array of new markets and software solutions.”

Communications International is a mission0critical systems integrator with expertise in wireless voice, data and networking technology.

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