Digital Advertorials
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SponsoredTransforming Rail Operations for a Smarter Future
The transformation of rail operations through a single source of truth is essential for overcoming current challenges and future-proofing the industry. By connecting end-to-end operations, rail operators can ensure profitability for freight services and customer satisfaction for passenger services.
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SponsoredInnoTrans 2024: HIMA presents Smart Solutions for the Digital Railway
As a leading global provider of safety-related solutions, HIMA Group can draw on an enormous wealth of experience in the railway industry: We have significantly improved the safety of more than 20,000 kilometers of rail infrastructure and over 500 vehicles worldwide.
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SponsoredKeeping track of wagons the smart way
Amsted Digital’s IQ Series telematics module and Bogie IQ technology provide real-time location tracking and condition monitoring to support a cost-effective predictive maintenance regime.
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SponsoredMobility for the future with HÜBNER: digital, automated and sustainable rail transport
The increasing digitalisation and automation of many areas of life is also shaping our approach to mobility and presenting the rail industry with fundamental changes and opportunities.
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SponsoredAre you aware of the new threats to your railway?
Most rail operators now recognize the powerful, wide-ranging benefits of digital technologies. But as digital systems become more widespread, do they fully understand the expanded cyber threats they face, especially since railways are prime public targets? And are they also learning the best ways to protect their assets and their communities as advances in quantum computing introduce greater risks?
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SponsoredFriction modifiers move from trackside to on-board
L.B. Foster’s KELTRACK® On-Board technology promises a fresh approach to managing the wheel-rail interface, giving railways the chance to deliver safer, more effective and more precise friction management.
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SponsoredNimble Tracsis ‘in a really exciting position’
Having grown rapidly over its 20 year life, UK-based rail software specialist Tracsis is now expanding into the US and continental European markets, as its President US Chris Jackson and Head of Product Kyle Emge explain to Nick Kingsley.
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SponsoredDigitalization drives a sustainable services business
Having adopted widespread digitalisation, Siemens Mobility is seeking to ‘do more with less’ as it embraces optimized maintenance, reuse and the circular economy in its maintenance activities. CEO for Customer Services Elmar Zeiler explains the strategy.
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SponsoredOpen Banking’s key role in transforming mobility
Open Banking has the power to redefine public transport systems, leveraging digital transformation to enhance the daily commute. By connecting financial data via secure digital channels, Open Banking facilitates personalised and cost-effective transit solutions.
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SponsoredWhy do you need to prepare NOW for FRMCS?
Railways face a series of increasingly urgent challenges in migrating away from GSM-R telecoms technology. As Benoît Leridon of Nokia explains, a critical aspect of this shift will be understanding the investment required to develop a telecoms backbone that is future ready for the 5G era.
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SponsoredHow do we use the power of data to transform rail?
How do organisations in the rail industry “double down” on the discipline of data and digital so that it can do even more to support and drive the vision of an improved railway, and enable transformational change to address key challenges?
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SponsoredNavigating the Future: KinetiX’s pioneering partnership with Class I railroad
In the complex and ever-evolving landscape of rail transportation, the strategic alliance between KinetiX Inspection Technologies and a premier Class I railroad marks a groundbreaking advancement.
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SponsoredKinetiX Inspection Technologies: Pioneering the Future of Railway Asset Management
As the railway industry evolves, technology is taking center stage in providing innovative solutions to traditional challenges.
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SponsoredCPK signs an agreement with ADIF to boost the development of Poland’s high-speed railway network
Centralny Port Komunikacyjny (CPK) signed a Memorandum of Understanding with ADIF, Spain’s national railway infrastructure manager, aimed at strengthening the strategic cooperation between the parties.
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SponsoredTurbocharging railway operations with AI
How OT cloud networks deliver an AI-powered future
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SponsoredReshaping the railways: Arup’s pioneering work on enhancing rail resilience
Arup have worked closely with Network Rail on a number of related initiatives which are driving significant transformation in drainage and lineside asset management as well as promoting network resilience. Read the adverorial here.
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SponsoredConnectivity on the Rails: How WAVETHRU™ Retrofit Enhances Mobile Signal inside Trains
In the digital era, staying connected is no longer a luxury but a necessity - especially during train journeys. Rail companies face a monumental challenge: ensuring energy efficiency without compromising mobile connectivity.
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SponsoredWhoosh reflects best practice in Asia-Pacific rail
The Jakarta – Bandung high speed line, opened on October 2, is equipped with Huawei’s information and communications technology. This flagship project can serve as an example of best practice for Asia-Pacific countries, whose future development can be spurred through development of modern, digitalised, sustainable railways.
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SponsoredThe Heidekrautbahn railway network as an innovative financing model
Financing new technology, CO2 emission-free mobility
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SponsoredHow can rail investments be planned wisely? CPK demonstrates tools and concepts
The planned rail investments of Centralny Port Komunikacyjny are going to increase the number of long-distance rail passengers to 134 million by 2050, a factor of more than twice, according to the forecasts.