Transportation

Industry leaders and practitioners from multiple transportation sectors shared their successes, challenges, and emerging needs for supporting existing infrastructure and modernizing to enable a more connected, electric, and sustainable future.

With over 3,000 attendees distributed across nearly 20 hotels in Miami, Florida for Cisco Partner Summit 2023, transportation was a challenge. The logistics of getting our top partners and Cisco leaders to the Miami Beach Convention Center required thoughtful planning. After all, we needed attendees focused on collaborating and learning, not wondering if a bus was on its way. Our solve? Piloting a new bus tracking application that combined Cisco IoT solutions with the attendee mobile app.

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At the recent Smart City Expo World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, 25,000 attendees came together with a common purpose to move cities towards a better future. Cisco’s participated with an interactive booth and over forty theater presentations, demonstrating how technology can transform communities and create a more equitable and sustainable future.

In support of the U.S. Department of Defense’s move towards net zero, Cisco offers EV-Charging solutions that prioritize simplicity, scalability, and security. These solutions streamline operations, enhance cybersecurity, and ensure a smooth transition to electric vehicles across diverse vehicle types and locations.

In the rapidly evolving automotive landscape, vehicles are no longer just machines that move us from point A to point B; they have transformed into complex, interconnected systems on wheels. Cisco’s offensive security services help organizations strengthen their API security posture, enhance their overall cybersecurity defenses, and protect sensitive data and systems from potential breaches or unauthorized access.

The annual update for the Cisco Portfolio Explorer for Transportation has just been released, featuring five industry themes and sixteen associated use cases. Covering roadways and intersections, rail, airports, and ports, the tool now provides an extensive look into how Cisco is driving a more connected and secure transportation environment.

The need to connect, secure, and optimize our critical roadways and intersections infrastructure is now clearer than ever. Roadways and intersections are being connected to traffic management centers allowing the collection of roadside data for analysis, real-time control, and visibility.

The railway industry is increasingly embracing new systems and technologies to enhance operational efficiency, safety, and connectivity. As operators move on from their legacy systems, there is an ever-increasing number of connections and complexity to deal with from a security standpoint.