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How transit is evolving Increasing need for collaboration Security and operation teams need closer collaboration to address today's realities. Commuters expect more convenience and on-demand information from their transit services, but transit agencies are traditionally very siloed. Even with the latest technological tools, these silos impede internal collaboration. Especially when silos rely on separate systems that don't interact. How can you break down these silos, and is your technology enabling your efforts or impeding them? Growing interest in shared data Transit agencies collect large amounts of valuable data about their environment and operations. Commuters, urban planners, first responders, and other stakeholders want to use transit data to support their decision making. Commuters want to plan their commute based on real-time information. Urban planners want to support their decisions with data on the movements of citizens in an area. Emergency services want real-time information to help resolve transit-related incidents. Collecting, analyzing, and sharing data easily and securely requires a modern and open platform. How are you deriving value from your data to gain insights for yourself, and how are you sharing it with others? Rising trust and cybersecurity concerns Governments and individuals that fund and use transit services are growing more concerned with cybersecurity and privacy. Transit agencies select, purchase, install, and manage a growing number of devices. This increased interconnectivity exposes agencies to higher risk as there are more network access points to manage. Mitigating these risks becomes a critical undertaking to maintain public trust. Do you have the controls in place to ensure a trustworthy supply chain, a secure physical infrastructure, and effective cybersecurity policies?

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