Motorola Solutions celebrates 50 years of innovation in Singapore

Motorola Solutions celebrates 50 years of innovation in Singapore

Motorola Solutions is celebrating 50 years of growth and success in Singapore.

Since opening a small office with six employees in 1973, the company has grown to become a leading provider of essential safety and security technologies that Singapore’s public safety agencies, critical infrastructure operators and enterprises depend on every day.

“From providing our emergency services with vital technologies, to helping protect vulnerable communities from cybercrime, 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.

From its base in the heart of Singapore’s innovation district, Motorola Solutions provides the country and surrounding region with mission-critical communications, video security, access control and command centre solutions powered by artificial intelligence. These solutions enable more powerful collaboration between public safety agencies and enterprises, connecting those in need with those who can help.

The company is widely recognised for its strong workforce culture, reaching Singapore’s Best Employers list for the fourth consecutive year in 2024. Its commitment to corporate social responsibility is reflected through its employee volunteering efforts with organisations including National Crime Prevention Council, Yellow Ribbon Singapore and Plant A Tree Programme.

“Singapore is renowned for its forward-thinking industries, rapid technology adoption and diverse, highly skilled workers,” said Rajat Gupta, Vice President for Motorola Solutions Asia Pacific, Middle East and Africa.

 “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.”

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