Transportation systems are evolving to meet the needs of a world on the move. From high-speed trains to self-driving cars, transportation solutions are harnessing the power of IP connectivity and the Internet of Things.
Getting people and things where they need to be, as efficiently as possible, is crucial in the transportation industry.
Getting people and things where they need to be, as efficiently as possible, is crucial in the transportation industry. A Communications Platform as a Service (CPaas) lets organizations develop new services to improve communications and collaborations to deliver true digital engagement.
New applications and services such as Rainbow and location-based services (LBS) help deliver a connected passenger experience by providing information about wait times for check-in and security, and location information for gates, restaurants and retail locations.
Increase safety: Sensors of every description feed a stream of information on everything from anomalies in speed, temperature and mechanical defects on railways, to the number of cars waiting at an intersection. ALE connected transportation solutions can help transport operators to proactively protect, detect and react by ensuring that critical information is processed and acted on to ensure staff and traveler safety.
Reduce congestion and energy use: Cities and urban regions around the world are facing increasing pressure on commuter systems, from road transportation to airport systems, to railway systems. Congestion is taking a toll on regional economic competitiveness, fuel use and the environment. The right network infrastructure solution lets you scale your resources to meet demand, with the agility to handle anything the rush hour can throw at you.
Improve operational performance: It’s all about improving the decision-making process, optimizing maintenance procedures, sticking to schedules, ensuring coordination and collaboration between stakeholders and fast recovery when operations are interrupted—without breaking the budget. New technologies can make daily operations faster and less expensive. For example, Power over Ethernet (PoE) simplifies device and sensor installation by eliminating wiring in hard-to-reach places. Centralized provisioning and automated deployment help operational personnel set up and start working fast. And, integrating a CPaaS solution, with business processes to provide communication and collaboration services between different stakeholders, is vital in this fast-moving mass transit industry.
We help you connect your airport systems and subsystems with technology that works and supports your passengers, your employees, and your services.
Airport solutions need to address security, and the Internet of Things (IoT) to deliver a connected passenger experience.
Operators are acknowledging the essential role of networks and communications to optimally manage their infrastructure as airport systems evolve to meet the needs of a world on the move.
Public safety and potential cyber-attacks on the airport network infrastructure are primary concerns. With many separate networks such as ticketing kiosks and security cameras that are increasingly connected via an Ethernet network, outside threats are a reality.
Connect railway systems and subsystems with technology to supports your passengers, your employees, and your services.
Railway systems are evolving to meet the needs of a world on the move. From high-speed trains to enabling the always connected customer, the railway industry is harnessing the power of IP connectivity and the Internet of Things (IoT).
Increase safety: All kinds of sensors deliver a stream of information on everything from anomalies in speed, temperature and mechanical defects on railways, to the number of cars waiting at an intersection. ALE connected railway systems ensure this critical information is processed and acted on to ensure traveler safety.
Reduce congestion and energy use: Cities and urban regions around the world are facing increasing pressure on commuter systems, from highways to air and railway transit. Congestion is taking a toll on regional economic competitiveness, fuel use and the environment. The right network infrastructure solution lets you scale your resources to meet demand, with the agility to handle anything the rush hour can throw at you.
Improve operational performance: New technologies can make daily operations faster and cheaper. For example, Power over Ethernet (PoE) simplifies device and sensor installation by eliminating the need for wiring in hard-to-reach places. Centralized provisioning and automated deployment help operational personnel get set up and working faster.
Connect transportation subsystems with technology that works for all users of public transportation, public roads, and services.
Ubiquitous roadside infrastructure of gantries, beacons, loops, cameras, cabinets and cables are being replaced by highly decentralized devices and vehicles connected via wireless communications and cloud computing.
ITS is poised to transform transportation into a connected, dynamic component of the city-as-a-system. As traffic volumes continue to grow, the public sector will need to consider every possible opportunity to better manage all transportation systems and infrastructure.
Road transport systems are evolving to meet the needs of a world on the move. From connected buses to self-driving cars, the transportation industry is harnessing the power of IP connectivity and the internet of things (IoT). Here’s how.