Berlin, le 27 février 2025
La Critical Messaging Association (CMA), avec ses experts venant d’Europe, des États-Unis et d’Australie, a défini des principes pour garantir une communication sécurisée en situations critiques.
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Die Critical Messaging Association (CMA) hat mit ihren Experten aus Europa, den USA und Australien Grundsätze für eine sichere Kommunikation in kritischen Situationen definiert.
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The Critical Messaging Association (CMA) with its experts from Europe, USA and Australia has defined principles for secure communication in critical situations.
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Berlin, October 4, 2023
The Critical Messaging Association (CMA) invited experts from all over the world to the international congress #CMABerlin23 from September 26 to 29, 2023 in Berlin. During the four-day meeting, a professional exchange took place on professional communication solutions that function reliably even in critical deployment scenarios under extreme conditions. In technical papers and discussion panels, CMA members, security communications executives, and guests from science and industry from Europe and North America talked about constructive approaches to solutions. Nearly one billion people could be reached by the services and products of the conference participants. Experts from the U.S., Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium, Sweden and the U.K., among others, attended the conference. The “CMA Best Marketing Award 2023” was presented to American Messaging at the congress. The award was given for the special commitment to spreading CMA messages via social networks and newsletters.
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Berlin, October 19th, 2021
The board of the Critical Messaging Association has decided on a series of half-day conferences on the specific issues of professional security-related communication. On 28th October at 1pm CET the second exiting event #CMASummit21 will take place as a virtual meeting, too. This time the focus will be on critical messaging in industry.
The event will focus on the areas of safe and secure information, coordination and alerting in industry.
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Berlin, April 9th, 2021
The board of the Critical Messaging Association has decided on a series of half-day conferences on the specific issues of professional security-related communication. The first event will take place on May 18, 2021 and will be dedicated to the topic of Public Safety. With experts, CMA members and leading representatives of those responsible for the communication of the security forces from the countries of the members, i.e. from the USA, Europe and Australia, as well as speakers including high-level ones, academia and industry, gladly going beyond. The preparations and, in particular, the calls for substantive participation will be followed especially on the account http://bit.ly/CMA_LinkedInA.
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Berlin, January 18, 2021
The Critical Messaging Association, a global association of stakeholders in alternative communications, has had a successful year. Success is defined primarily by the expansion of market access for member companies and increased recognition of specialized communications in times of particularly critical situations. 2020 was such a year. CMA members are particularly involved in healthcare, alerting action forces of firefighters and industry, securing lone workers outside the office, and in some countries as market leaders in ensuring the supply chain in logistics. More than in the past, the technology of paging and Narrow Band Point to Multipoint (NP2M) is also used for secure control in the energy sector, here also for the “New Energy”. With machine-to-machine applications.
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Berlin, September 2020: Unforeseen developments, unpredictable communication, changes in behaviours:
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Berlin, 14th November 2019: The Managing Director of e*Message Wireless Information Services Deutschland GmbH, Dr. Dietmar Gollnick, was elected as the new President of the global Critical Messaging Association (CMA) at the start of November in Brussels. He follows in the footsteps of Derek Banner (UK), who held the post for many years and was no longer up for election. The result of the vote was unanimous.
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