Webinar: Waves and Wheels: How Cellular Networks Keep Transit Agencies Moving by DZone Events

Waves and Wheels: How Cellular Networks Keep Transit Agencies Moving

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With more than 2.2 million people in King County, Washington, getting from place to place means Seattle-area residents rely heavily on public transit. For the agencies managing these modes of transportation, resilient network connectivity is crucial for real-time communication and in-vehicle applications such as video streaming, customer Wi-Fi, telematics, payment systems, and more. But as public transportation continues to gain traction, how can agencies balance the spinning plates of expansion, experience, safety, and management?

In this session, you'll discover how King County successfully utilized cellular solutions to enhance connectivity on buses and water taxis, leading to reduced downtime and more efficient operations. You'll also gain valuable insights into:

1. How to rapidly scale connectivity across thousands of vehicles
2. Ways to reduce signal loss and improve performance using SD-WAN and dual modems
3. Best practices for creating superior network resiliency, efficiency, and quality of experience

Presenters

Daniel Dubief

Senior sales engineer, Ericsson Enterprise Wireless Solutions

Daniel has more than 10 years in the technology industry, spending over seven years at Ericsson as an engineer. His responsibilities include the successful implementation and education of solutions to Ericsson customers with an emphasis on in-vehicle applications, including public safety. He also works on POC design and the development, maintenance, and upgrading of equipment and software.

Russ Mattichak

Network Engineer, King County, WA

Russ Mattichak is a Network Engineer with King County. Since 2013, Russ has worked with King County, the largest public transportation agency in Washington.

Corey Noles

Managing Editor, Technology Advice

Corey Noles is the Managing Editor of the Sales, Business Intelligence, and IT blogs on TechnologyAdvice.com. He comes to TA with more than 20 years of experience in journalism and publishing, running newsrooms, planning content, chasing beats, and hiring great writers. Throughout his career, Corey has covered all aspects of technology, including artificial intelligence, space, business tech, consumer tech, IoT, and much more. He got his start covering crime and government for a large family of newspapers.

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