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About
Mission
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Members
Member Benefits
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Technology
Technology
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DECT evolution
DECT wireless
DECT wireless
Enterprise
Enterprise
Did you know?
ULE
Certification
Certification
CAT-iq Certification
Security Certification
Infringement Form
Working Groups
Working Groups
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Marketing
Certification
Regulatory
Japan
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News & Events
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DECT Today
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Certification Working Group
Mission of the Certification Working Group (CWG)
To support member driven initiatives for certification of products and services based on the DECT technology. These initiatives denote a seal of quality and in some cases interoperability of certified products and facilitate the growth of specific target markets and the improved marketability of member products therein. This includes but is not restricted to, CAT-iq certification for HD Voice based services, and DECT Security certification for products typically targeting the enterprise communications market.
Current topics
- Voice quality
- Data transfer
- Localization
- Security
- DECT-5G
Why join the WG
To influence the development of the standards and certification programs for DECT / DECT Evolution and DECT-5G and continue to drive the adoption of new products and services for the DECT technology, thereby withholding high standards for quality and interoperability to increase the value generated in those markets e.g. voice handsets, headsets, sensors, home gateways.
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