Mobile Tornado Group plc provides instant communication mobile applications worldwide. It offers Push-to-Talk solution (PTT) that provides one-to-one calls or broadcast to a large group with a single push of a button; PTT Security solution used for secure communications, which eliminates the risk of interception from third parties; and Push-To-Message, Push-To-Alert, and Push-To-Locate solutions. The company also provides Resource management platform, which offers a suite of tools to manage employees and other organizational assets; MDC5000 Dispatch Console that manages a remote workforce's mission-critical and day-to-day operations; and Recording solution, which enables to record, retrieve, and playback of PTT audio communications. It serves the mobile communication industry. The company was founded in 1983 and is headquartered in Harrogate, the United Kingdom. Mobile Tornado Group plc is a subsidiary of Intechnology plc.
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