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EADS in Beijing 2008
Large events such as the Olympic Games in Beijing in 2008 call for clear communications. Achieving real security needs more than gates, guns, and guards. It also requires the best possible organisation, and that calls for special communications.
World class events require world class communications to keep things running smoothly and safely.
Almost 90,000 users relied on Asia's biggest TETRA network to provide them with secure and seamless communication services during Beijing Games.
Communication was provided by the Beijing Government Shared Radio Network - also called JustTop Network - supplied by EADS. The network covers all the event venues and the entire 17,000 km2 area of Beijing, with its nearly 14 million people.
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Case Beijing 2008: Download success story (PDF file, 362 kB)
Record-breaking traffic
The day of opening ceremony saw around 1,600,000 group calls. In all, around 17 million calls were handled during the Games. The JustTop Network supplied by EADS managed this record-breaking traffic without difficulty, enabling the events to run smoothly throughout the Games period.
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Facts and figures: Summary of the Olympic proportions of the Games security.
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Beijing solution: Key success factors of the radio communication solution in use in Beijing.
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Other events: EADS communication systems have helped secure a number of large events, such as Turin Games in 2006 and Euro 2008 football championships.
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Solutions: Communication needs of large events. Key factors for world class communications.
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