Hawick, September 2009
As an innovator in the development of Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) passive infrastructures, Emtelle will be present at the 16th World Congress and Exhibition on Intelligent Transport Systems and Services in Stockholm (September 21-25).
 

Used in road, rail, air, sea and inland waterways, ITS have major benefits: fewer accidents (Europe-wide, the cost of road accidents is around 1% of GDP); lower congestion; shortened travel times; and reduced vehicle wear, fuel costs and emissions.
 

“We provide and develop end-to-end Fibre-to-the-X (FttX) passive network solutions which become more and more critical for ITS,” says Tibor van Melsem Kocsis, Emtelle’s Group Marketing and Business Development Director. “Our high-speed solutions carry data between remote locations and control centres, generating major benefits for ITS operators and engineers, and the travelling public.”
 

Emtelle has completed ITS projects worldwide, including the M8 Motorway (Scotland), the Perth Bunbury Highway (Australia) and the Kuala Lumpur monorail (Malaysia). “We work closely with our partners and clients to develop flexible, scalable, customer-centred solutions.”
 

The financial benefits of Emtelle’s passive fibre optic network solutions are impressive: lower day-one capital expenses, lower ongoing operating expenses and optimal total cost-of-ownership, creating long-lasting value for investors and stakeholders.
 

“Another development we’ve initiated is Infrastructure Convergence: for example, a modular passive infrastructure used in ITS monitoring and signalling can also be used to connect cities and communities with fibre to enable high-speed (>100Mbs) broadband connections.”
 

Involving some 5,000 participants from all areas of ITS development and advocacy, the ITS World Congresses promises to be an exciting and informative event. We invite you to visit Emtelle at stand number I20 and see how blown fibre can increase the effectiveness of ITS, while offering investors significant financial rewards.