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JVCKENWOOD USA Updates Model with Wireless Systems Division
This new market model will prioritize integrated solutions in collaboration with key channel partners for trunking, conventional, and simulcast systems.

JKUSA recently established the Kenwood Integrated Solutions division to offer expanded infrastructure solutions featuring technologies.
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JVCKENWOOD USA Corporation is updating its U.S. business model to offer digital integrated wireless system solutions for professional markets across the United States.
JKUSA recently established the Kenwood Integrated Solutions division to offer expanded infrastructure solutions featuring technologies that will include DMR 2/3, DMR 2.5, NXDN Gen1/2, and traditional Analog.
This new market model will prioritize integrated solutions in collaboration with key channel partners for trunking, conventional, and simulcast systems. JKUSA’s integrated solutions will feature its NEXEDGE product platforms for infrastructure construction and subscriber devices in VHF Hi/Lo, UHF, and 800/900 MHz bands.
In a related move, EF Johnson Technologies announced a strategic realignment designating the company as JVCKENWOOD’s P25 Center of Excellence. The update reinforces EFJohnson’s role in advancing end-to-end mission-critical communications solutions, with a continued focus on its KENWOOD Viking radios, ATLAS P25 Systems, and KAIROS infrastructure.
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