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Exacom, which provides voice and multimedia recording and logging solutions for 911 emergency communications, has been acquired by Motorola Solutions (NYSE: MSI). Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
Exacom, founded in 1986 as a research and development and manufacturing company in Concord, is based in Manchester in the Sundial Center, where it employs 28 workers.
“Joining Motorola Solutions represents a strong affirmation of our solution path, our team and the disciplined execution that has earned the trust of public safety agencies,” said Al Brisard, president and CEO, in a statement.
Exacom’s products help public safety agencies consolidate call logs and record 911 audio and radio traffic directly into their cloud-based or on-premise storage systems, helping to create a single narrative of the entire incident, the company said in a March 12 press release.
“Integrating our cloud-native recording solution with the Motorola Solutions command center suite unlocks new levels of visibility, performance and response capabilities for any kind of incident,” Brisard said.
Exacom’s logging recorders are integrated in the market with over 85 existing radio, 911 call handling, computer-aided dispatch and enterprise voice systems, enabling comprehensive and cohesive recording, the company said.
“In a landscape where data is often fragmented, we are moving to unify the ‘audible truth’ of emergency calls and critical voice communication with the ‘visual truth’ of video,” said Mahesh Saptharishi, executive vice president and chief technology officer of Motorola Solutions, in a statement.
“By integrating Exacom into our Digital Evidence Management System, we are helping to eliminate information silos to create a centralized data layer, ready to be efficiently transformed into actionable intelligence with Assist, our mission-critical AI,” he said.
Exacom’s portfolio also includes the cybersecurity expertise of its subsidiary, Secu-Lore, which provides network monitoring and threat detection to protect public safety networks.
