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Motorola Solutions to Buy Emergency Response App Maker Callyo

Motorola Solutions (NYSE: MSI) has agreed to acquire cloud application developer Callyo for an undisclosed sum to support the former’s efforts to expand its mobile command center portfolio.

Motorola said Monday it plans to leverage Callyo’s software-as-a-service offerings as part of the “command center” mobile app suite for citizens as well as first responders.

Both parties did not disclose terms of the transaction.

Andrew Sinclair, senior vice president and general manager for software enterprise at Motorola, said Callyo’s products will help promote collaboration among agencies while boosting productivity and community relationships.

Headquartered in St. Petersburg, Fla., Callyo offers cloud-based mobile apps designed to handle emergency response communications as well as digital evidence collection for law enforcement customers.

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