TR bearcom

TR Bearcom is Motorola Australasia's largest and most awarded radio communications organisation, and a division of TR Pty Ltd.

About

Since the Motorola dealer network was established in 1992, TR Bearcom has consistently been recognised as leading the way in delivering innovative communications solutions combined with exceptional customer service.  Our unique relationship with major equipment manufacturers allows us to offer the best equipment solutions at the best commercial prices.
History

In 1992, Motorola significantly changed their distribution model for the Australasian two way radio industry by establishing a Dealer network and ending direct sales to commercial clients.

TR Bearcom then known as Breakthrough Communications, was awarded the first radio dealership and by 1999 had expanded to include branches in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Darwin.

Bear Communications entered the scene in 1995, specialising in the rental of two-way radios. Growing rapidly, Bear developed a strong reputation that saw them become the nation’s premier event communications team, located in Sydney and Brisbane.

In 1999 a merger saw both companies join to form Bearcom, Australia’s largest radio dealership with offices now located Australia-wide.

Moving forward to 2005, Bearcom joined TR Corporation, as it was known then, a wholly owned organisation that offers specialised technical IT&T products across a myriad of industries. Bearcom are the two-way radio division, offering radio sales, system design and support to customers.

• 1992 - Breakthrough Communications awarded the first Australian Motorola radio dealership
• 1995 - Bear Communications commences in Australia
• 1999 - Breakthrough and Bear combine to form BEARCOM, Australia’s largest dealership
• 2005 - Bearcom joins the TR Corporation group, to form Australasia's most dynamic IT&T organisation
• 2005 - Bearcom commences operations in New Zealand
• 2006 - Launched Motorola Zeon Digital
• 2007 - Began distributing Navman Wireless Fleet management products
• 2009 - Bearcom name changes to TR Bearcom

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