Confining the Traffic Jam to Yesterday
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Confining the Traffic Jam to Yesterday
- 1. fewer cars on the road Cisco Cloud and Cisco Collaboration solutions let more people work from home and stay connected to the workplace. “It’s become the template for flexible office space across the city. We can better manage demand and just as easily work from home or from partner offices.” —Miles Peters, technical architect, Derby City Council With Cisco Connected Traffic solutions, our engineers design and implement more-efficient traffic-manage- ment systems backed by state-of-the-art data centers, routing, and storage technologies. reduce congestion In Hamburg, citywide Wi-Fi and 300 roadway sensors were installed to monitor traffic at the port. Integrated traffic-management systems for waterways, roads and rails allow the port to manage bridge closures and roadway congestion when ships off-load. ITS reports that 30% of all traffic congestion in urban areas is caused by drivers looking for parking. Cisco Connected Parking solutions uses grid routers, Wi-Fi end points and surveillance cameras to instantly provide parking availability to smartphones. LET’S CONFINE THE TRAFFIC JAM TO YESTERDAY The Internet of Everything—the connection of people, processes, data and things— is changing our world. And when everything works together, the possibilities are unlimited. Today we are building the technology for a better tomorrow. 70% of the world’s population will live in cities by 2050.How Cisco and the Internet of Everything are confining the traffic jam to yesterday. The Last Traffic Jam + +