Hytera Communications has opened a new and larger office in Bonifacio Global City, Manila, as it works to meet the growing demand for digital two-way radios and wireless communication systems in the Philippines.

The new location is part of Hytera’s expansion in the country, where digital transformation is pushing more industries to adopt advanced communication tools. The new office comes with a dedicated showroom, a training room, flexible meeting spaces, and areas for collaboration.

“This new facility will not only enhance our ability to serve our end users and partners but also foster innovation and collaboration within our local team,” said Gadil Fu, country manager of Hytera Philippines.

Providing professional communications technologies

Hytera, a global provider of professional communication technologies, serves industries such as public safety, transportation, logistics, manufacturing, and construction. It offers a range of products including two-way radios, body-worn cameras, and integrated systems that support voice, video, and data communication.

The company has worked with key government agencies in the Philippines, including the Philippine National Police, which now uses Hytera’s digital trunking system for nationwide connectivity. The Philippine National Railways has also partnered with the company to improve its communication infrastructure.

“With this expansion, we are poised to address the evolving needs of our clients and drive operational excellence across various sectors,” said Anthony Duyan, president of Anascomm Electronics and a Hytera partner.

Hytera aims to improve its customer support services, develop tailored solutions for different sectors, and support the country’s ongoing efforts in digital modernization.

By Marlet Salazar

Marlet Salazar is a technology writer focusing on cybersecurity. In 2018, driven by her passion for the tech industry, she founded Back End News through bootstrapped funding. She honed her writing skills at the Philippine Daily Inquirer, rising from proofreader to desk editor through the years.

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