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Infosenseglobal makes traffic data speak.
Behind the traffic map is a harder problem: getting cars, roads, and public agencies to tell the same story. Infosenseglobal builds the software that connects them.
A-to-Be makes the toll booth disappear. The work stays.
A road operator’s technology arm learned that the hard part of tolling happens after the car has passed. Its business is connecting that fleeting moment to everything that follows.
Cubic makes the complicated disappear
A subway tap. A fighter-pilot debrief. Cubic builds the machinery behind both - and its hardest projects reveal what simplicity really costs.
Synapse ITS and the trip you never take
A traffic signal breaks. Before a technician turns the ignition, Synapse ITS wants them to know why. Its bet on connected roadside hardware puts the humble maintenance call at the center of smarter streets.
AppLogic Networks reads the room.
A network can be running perfectly while its users are having a terrible time. AppLogic Networks sells the tools to see that gap - and carries a history that makes visibility a complicated business.
Econolite makes the green light count
A traffic signal is only as useful as what it knows. Econolite connects the sensors, software and street-side hardware that help cities decide who moves next.
Sandvine and the Price of Seeing Everything
A company built to explain internet traffic discovered that visibility carries a bill of its own. The business that emerged as AppLogic Networks now has to prove both what its software can see and how it will be used.
Dyn and the day the internet lost its address book
A New Hampshire company made a business of helping everyone find everyone else online. Then an attack on its DNS network exposed how many famous websites shared the same front door.
The Roadwork That Lost 85% of Its Schedule
An Auckland street was scheduled for 61 days of traffic management. With better evidence about the road around it, the team compressed the job into two weekends and three nights - a useful clue to what Mooven actually sells.
Quantela Inc.
Quantela is a smart-city technology company that helps cities and communities digitize urban infrastructure through an AI- and IoT-powered data platform. Founded in 2015, it evolved from a dashboard tool into a full urban infrastructure platform spanning smart lighting, traffic, public safety, digital advertising and citizen services. Quantela is known for pioneering an 'outcomes-based' business model, funding projects up front in exchange for a share of the resulting revenue or savings, and operates across the Americas, EMEA, India and Asia-Pacific.