Synectics Slated To Host The ‘Make Your Connection’ Webinar On How Technology Is Changing Urban Transport Infrastructure

A webinar looking at how evolving technology can be leveraged to create smarter, safer workforce and passenger experiences has been announced by Synectics.

‘Make Your Connection’ webinar

Taking place on Tuesday, 6th July, 2021, the ‘Make Your Connection’ webinar session will explore the role integrated command, control and communication solutions are playing in enabling urban transport providers to mitigate risk, manage operational efficiencies and improve passenger journeys.

Using real life examples and site-based scenarios, the webinar will demonstrate how open integration capabilities, automated workflows and cloud-based technologies can be unified into one solution.

Single ecosystem

A safer and more efficient environment for both passengers and workforce relies on one core principle - Collaboration"

The webinar will also discuss a single ecosystem that promotes collaborative communication between colleagues and with external stakeholders, including police and local authorities, and which makes seamless operational management possible through ‘a single pane of glass’.

Greg Alcorn, Director, Global Sales and Customer Success at Synectics, commented “A safer and more efficient environment for both passengers and workforce relies on one core principle - Collaboration.”

Need for efficient collaborative action

Greg Alcorn adds, “By making it easier for individuals and teams to securely share and receive information crucial to their roles - from maintenance requirements to the status of a live security situation – you automatically support informed decision making, optimized processes and efficient collaborative action.”

He further stated, “You also create a framework that delivers improved passenger communications, helping them to make better decisions about their journey. In this webinar, we’ll look at the technologies making this possible today and how they have the potential to transform the urban transport networks of tomorrow.”