The American Association of Paging Carriers (AAPC) is the major national association dedicated to representing and advancing the paging industry.


Enterprise Wireless 2008
November 5 – 7
Doubletree Paradise Valley Resort
Scottsdale, Arizona
 
This year our annual Wireless Forum conference will be a combined event with the Enterprise Wireless Alliance trade show.  While we know many of you will miss Myrtle Beach, a special paging track dedicated to pertinent topics within our industry, as well as our industry vendors exhibition and participation, will be an integral part of the event.  In addition, golf has been a favored activity at our past conferences and we will continue the tradition. 

Secure your exhibit booth space now!

Call for presentations – we are currently soliciting speakers and presentation ideas for the fall conference.  Please email Linda at info@pagingcarriers.org suggested presentations or speakers that you would like on the agenda. 


Beginning in November, each AAPC member became
an affiliated member of the Enterprise Wireless Alliance (EWA)
EWA is an FCC-certified frequency advisory committee serving enterprise, technology providers, and communications service organizations with licensing, spectrum management, and consulting services.
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AAPC representative selected a member of 
"Commercial Mobile Service Alert Advisory Committee (CMSAAC)".

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AAPC Members provide
reliable wireless communication services
in times of crisis.

Click here for a list of AAPC members.

“I was in Minneapolis when the bridge collapsed. We have a large market share in that area including Hennepin County Medical Center, which is the Trauma 1 hospital in the area. We were advised that all of the 1st notifications of the bridge collapse were done via pager. All of the hospitals in the area issued a code orange alert, as well as using their code orange group pagers. Cell phones were not working. 30,000 pages went out between 6 p.m. and midnight through our system.”

Kathy Shank
Director, Sales West Region
American Messaging

Paging offers reliable communications during Hurricane Katrina.
"FYI I am with an Urban Search and Rescue for FEMA and with the cell and data service down and systems being flooded. I just want you and your readers know that ReFLEX is working fine and communications are flowing through the units! We are allowing people to send e-mails to loved ones to let them know they are alive and well. Again the critical use of the ReFLEX in the all the disaster situations I have been to (9/11 NYC, Ivan, Isabel and now Katrina!)"

Carter C Blumeyer
Communication Specialist
Boone County Fire / MO-TF1 (COMS

FLEXsuite Protocol
The FLEXsuite of Enabling Protocols are a collection of I/O, application, and application enabling protocols used with the FLEX Family of protocols (FLEX and ReFlex).

Thanks to our Gold Vendor Member


Thanks to our Silver Vendor Members


   
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