CBTC (Communication Based Train Control)
CITYFLO 650 signaling is a CBTC system designed by Bombardier Transportation. It makes use of bi-directional radio communication between trains and wayside equipment, as well as true moving block technology, to control train operation. CITYFLO solutions offer the full range of automatic train control (ATC) technologies and operating modes for all urban operations. From trams to light rail vehicles, monorails and high-capacity metros, CITYFLO delivers the highest levels of safety while meeting operator demand for flexible, high-performance and cost-effective solutions.
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Metro-North Railroad (MNR) and Long Island Railroad (LIRR) are implementing Supplemental Positive Train Control (PTC) capabilities to their existing train control and signaling systems, as mandated by the Rail Safety Improvement Act of 2008. ACSES II as a vital system overlay will be used to provide PTC capabilities to existing Railroad FRA compliant vital train control and signaling systems.
Positive Train Control system (ACSES II system) prevent the train collisions, avoid derailment due to over speed, Roadway work zone protection and protect train movement through a mainline switch in the improper position. The project involves Requirement Analysis, Test Design, Test automation and Independent Verification and Validation of PTC system and its individual subsystems.
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Information and Technology Solutions (ITS) enables the World Bank Group to achieve its mission of ending extreme poverty by 2030 and boosting shared prosperity in a sustainable manner by delivering transformative information and technologies to its staff working in over 130 client countries. The ITS business model combines dedicated business solutions centers that provide services tailored to specific World Bank Group business needs and shared services that provide infrastructure, applications and platforms for the entire Group.
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Client: Pittsburgh National Corporation (PNC)
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Client: Qwest Communications, Columbus, OH, USA
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OPUS is a multi-tiered, distributed, web-based application for order management of Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) products. It is essentially used by the non-affiliate ISPs for pre qualification, ordering of DSL products. In an architectural perspective, OPUS resides on a clustered WebSphere application server, which utilizes the services of several different downstream systems, through various mediums of communication.
Client: Indian Eagle, Texas
EFareQuest is a dynamic web-based travel product wholly owned by TTS Solutions, Inc., which primarily aims at the removal of intermediaries in a travel supply chain. EFareQuest enables travel agencies and suppliers to automatically research, plan and book a wide range of travel products for its customers. Built on a next generation, open platform, EFareQuest provides travel agencies and suppliers with faster response times, high performance, rock-solid stability and quick-and-easy way into information, ensuing in increased productivity and efficiency.
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