Unified communications PTT 2.0 offers hospitality leaders the opportunity to transform frontline communications, gain greater operational control, and improve their guest experience.

Orion’s Push-to-Talk 2.0 uses voice-driven AI Bots to unlock an enormous capacity for improving operational efficiency to grow revenue, better serve customers, and reinforce worker safety.

Security operations greatly benefit from the radical advancements in PTT. PTT 2.0 starts with standard push-to-talk functionality and builds on the basics with advanced features that innovate operations in ways limited apps, first-generation PTT, or radios can’t meet.

Combining the ETA Transit platform with Orion unlocks powerful collaboration technology at the touch of a button. Drivers no longer need to switch between multiple applications or devices to get their jobs done. They access all their critical information and tools in one system.

Orion helps frontline operations solve problems like increasing the efficiency of delivering or producing goods, improving customer service, boosting productivity and safety, and achieving a true competitive advantage. After all, voice is the natural interface of workers on the go.

“We are the service at the point of work and the point of work is never just cellular these days,” Orion Labs CEO Greg Taylor said. It is essential that PTT apps integrate into a variety of different systems and applications, such as satellites and systems specific to particular industries.

The City of Sedona selected Orion in partnership with TransLoc, a leading innovator in transit technology. Orion will provide frontline communications for the city’s new fixed-route service transporting passengers to and from regional destinations.

Greg Albrecht is a tech company CTO and has been disaster deployed for hurricanes, earthquakes, wildfires, and other events requiring emergency response. He brings his experience in real-world emergency response to the technical world. Listen to the episode to learn more.

The second holiday season of the pandemic is almost here. And, after two tumultuous years,  retailers are still navigating the volatility driving uncertainty across their operations.

Real-time communication and collaboration is a critical requirement for dynamic field operations. However, many frontline teams still rely on legacy technology like radios or overly simple, consumer-focused, and non-secure chat apps to communicate. These teams operate with low-quality audio, poor range, lack of security, and limited capabilities compared to modern, digital solutions.