Siemens’ Xcelerator has literally been accelerating digitalisation in the rail industry. With global demand set to triple in the next 30 years to 122 trillion passenger kilometres, leading to even more traffic jams, rail must be the primary choice of transport mode to meet the growing demand for mobility and at the same time achieve climate targets.
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Project i-TRACE and rail efficiencies
The Australasian Railway Association wants industry to take advantage of new data management standards and processes via Project i-TRACE.
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PMO evolution: Using data to improve delivery
With technology developing at a rapid pace, PMOs are the new intelligence centre, writes Jason Cooper Asia Pacific director PMO at SNC-Lavalin’s Atkins business.
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Cracking the rail innovation code: AusRAIL Day 2
Getting it right, together: The next steps of the Project i-Trace journey
With organisations across the rail industry moving ahead in their Project i-TRACE journey, now is not the time to be left behind.
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Thales building a local home for rail’s next generation
Thales is investing in the local workforce to enable rail’s next generation to fill the digital skills gap.
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Protecting critical infrastructure from cyber attacks
As Australia’s rail sector has not been immune from the risk of cyber attacks, industry bodies are joining with government agencies to mitigate the ongoing threat.
In November 2016, The San
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A constantly changing threat: Thales’ approach to rail cyber security
Countering a dynamic threat such as a cyber-attack necessitates an approach that goes beyond technology.
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Let’s get moving
2019 was the year to get on board with Project i-TRACE. Bonnie Ryan from GS1 Australia highlights the importance of standardising the capture of data and is calling on the rail industry to get
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Meeting the demand for safer, more efficient and capable railways
While digitalisation can realise great advances, overcoming application factors in digital train control involved takes smart engineering.
Although comprising a number of different, discrete
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