Frequentis has been looking to expand its public safety domain offering for quite some time, with Regola we have found clear attributes for a perfect fit. A fellow family-owned company, Regola shares our values and culture, and its products are of the most innovative on the market.”

This acquisition underlines our Mission “For a Safer World” and brings us one step closer in meeting our vision to become the number one for safety-critical control centres globally. We are looking forward to reaching this goal with Regola,” says Norbert Haslacher, Frequentis CEO.

Software solutions company

Regola, founded in 1995, is a family-owned company based in Turin, Italy, that has been successfully active, primarily in the Italian market, for more than 25-years.

Regola's solutions complement Frequentis product portfolio supporting its long-term Public Safety growth strategy

The company employs around 40 people; its main product is the Unique CAD product family accompanied with products offered as Software as a Service (notice as Public Warning System and FlagMii EML as All-In-One mobile emergency application). The company’s software solutions complement the Frequentis product portfolio, therefore supporting its long-term Public Safety growth strategy, which also aims at expanding the portfolio to include other vital elements of the Public Safety Control Room.

Safety-critical solutions

For us, the owners of Regola, it was of utmost importance to find a well-recognised, innovative partner in the public safety domain with the same spirit in mind securing the future of our current customers, caring for our employees, and bringing our safety-critical solutions to the global public safety community in Frequentis we found the partner we were looking for,” says Bruno Belliero, Managing Director, Regola.

Regola will continue to be run as an independent company by the existing management leadership of Massimiliano Palma and will of course continue to support its current customers. The first joint appearance for the combined communication and CAD solution will be at the key UK Public Safety exhibition, BAPCO, 8-9 March 2022.

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