New Company Profile for NetworkAnatomy
Source: RedNova (RedOrbit Breaking News)
Published: December 1, 2005
NetworkAnatomy is a firm comprised of two organizations. One dedicated to domestic wearable and transportable mobility communications and is on the top ten companies in wearable and transportable technologies as presented by the VDC Group, a well known market study and strategy firm since 1971.

Safety in Numbers – But Only if We Can Communicate
Source: Homeland Science & Technology (HST)
Published: December 1, 2004
Around the world, as multi-agency responses to natural and manmade disasters rapidly become commonplace, the current definition of interoperability grows ever more antiquated.

Interoperability Redefined: The Challenge of Change
Source: GDS Publishing
Published: June 16, 2004
HSA speaks with NetworkAnatomy's Doug Linman, founder and CEO, and Michael George, Chief Technology Officer, about the development and importance of communications systems for disaster response scenarios.

To the Rescue
Source: CSOonline.com
Published: January 8, 2004
One of first responders' most vexing challenges, which they share with military personnel in combat, is that the gear they carry to protect themselves is often so heavy and awkward that it makes their work more difficult...that's where NetworkAnatomy comes in.

Helping Hand in a Hi-Tech Power Glove
Source: Australian IT
Published: October 28, 2003
Wearable devices have moved on from being fashion accessories into the rough, tough world of security and search and rescue.

Ultimate Power Glove
Source: IGN.com
Published: October 24, 2003
Until now, no one has come up with an idea that would allow the user to make phone calls while fighting fires, climbing mountains or doing other various, rugged manly things. That's where field communications system-distributor NetworkAnatomy has stepped in.

Total Communications Pack Developed by Pleasanton Firm
Source: Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal
Published: October 14, 2003
Wear it and you might think you're in a science fiction movie. But its value becomes apparent when the wearer needs instant communications, says NetworkAnatomy, the Pleasanton developer of what it calls the "CommanderPack."

Communications Company Gets Into Search and Rescue
Source: Oakland Tribune
Published: October 13, 2003
After two years of research and collaboration with a variety of suppliers, Doug Linman finally has his search and rescue communications technology in production.