Editorial contributors
Authors
NG112.net uses fictional editorial contributor profiles for bylines and topical organization. Portraits are AI-generated and illustrative.
Elena Marin
Emergency communications editor
Elena writes about European emergency communications policy, PSAP modernisation, accessibility, and the practical gap between regulation and deployment.
Thomas Vandenberg
Public safety networks analyst
Thomas focuses on emergency service IP networks, operator interconnect, routing assurance, and how national networks absorb all-IP migration risk.
Klara Novak
Standards correspondent
Klara covers ETSI, IETF, NG112 Plugtests, conformance testing, and the standards language that eventually becomes procurement evidence.
Marco Ricci
VoIP and enterprise calling writer
Marco writes about cloud PBX, Teams, SBC policy, VoIP emergency routing, and the operational discipline needed to keep location data current.
Anna Lindholm
Accessibility and public warning analyst
Anna covers equivalent access, real-time text, total conversation, public warning, and the human factors behind emergency service design.
Mateusz Kowalski
Roaming and mobile networks analyst
Mateusz follows mobile network transition, roaming emergency access, AML implementation, VoLTE/VoNR risk, and 2G/3G shutdown planning.
Sofia Martins
PSAP operations reporter
Sofia writes about PSAP workflow, call taking, dispatch quality, operational runbooks, incident review, and front-line emergency service readiness.
Nikos Papadakis
Location technology writer
Nikos specialises in PIDF-LO, HELD, LIS data quality, indoor location, civic addressing, and the failure modes that create wrong-route incidents.
Ines Garcia
Policy and procurement commentator
Ines covers EU policy, accessibility obligations, procurement language, evidence registers, and governance models for multi-vendor emergency systems.
Pieter de Vries
Critical communications columnist
Pieter writes about critical communications, resilient broadband, mission-critical services, public safety interconnect, and disaster communications continuity.