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Motorola Solutions celebrates 50 years of innovation and safety support in Singapore

Motorola Solutions celebrates 50 years in Singapore, supporting public safety through technology and community initiatives in one of the world’s safest nations.

Motorola Solutions marks its 50th anniversary in Singapore, celebrating decades of technological contributions that have strengthened the nation’s safety and security. Established in 1973 with a small team of six employees, Motorola Solutions has grown to become a leading provider of essential safety and security technologies, supporting public safety agencies, critical infrastructure, and enterprises across the region.

Today, the company supplies mission-critical communications, video surveillance, access control, and command centre solutions that are integral to Singapore’s public safety operations. These technologies, powered by artificial intelligence, enable seamless collaboration between agencies and businesses, helping to connect those in need with those who can help.

“From providing our emergency services with vital technologies, to helping protect vulnerable communities from cyber crime, Motorola Solutions and its employees have positively impacted security and prosperity for all Singaporeans,” said Mr Tan Puay Kern, vice chairman of the National Crime Prevention Council. His words highlight the essential role that Motorola Solutions plays in Singapore’s safety infrastructure, supporting the nation’s efforts to combat both physical and cyber threats.

Expanding innovation in Singapore’s tech hub

Operating from Singapore’s innovation district, Motorola Solutions is positioned as a regional leader in public safety technology, deploying AI-driven solutions to enhance the coordination between responders and the public. Its advanced technology enables real-time communication, bridging the gap between emergency services and citizens, ensuring faster and more effective responses during critical incidents.

Motorola Solutions is also recognised for its commitment to workplace culture, ranking on Singapore’s Best Employers list for four consecutive years. This achievement underscores the company’s focus on creating a positive and inclusive environment that nurtures its workforce. Beyond its internal culture, Motorola Solutions actively engages in community initiatives, with its employees volunteering for organisations such as the National Crime Prevention Council, Yellow Ribbon Singapore, and the Plant A Tree Programme, further demonstrating its dedication to social responsibility.

Building on shared values of safety and innovation

Rajat Gupta, vice president for Motorola Solutions Asia Pacific, Middle East, and Africa, spoke on the shared commitment between the company and Singapore’s forward-thinking approach to technology and safety. “Singapore is renowned for its forward-thinking industries, rapid technology adoption and diverse, highly skilled workers,” Gupta said. “Motorola Solutions’ success in Singapore is built upon common values and a shared commitment to safety and innovation. We look forward to building on our momentum to improve safety and security everywhere.”

Marking 50 years in Singapore, Motorola Solutions continues to support the nation’s resilience and safety through technological advancement and community engagement. Its role in Singapore highlights a longstanding commitment to innovation and a proactive approach to public safety, ensuring the nation remains one of the safest places globally.

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