Connected vehicles have the potential to deliver tremendous value to both consumers and the transportation industry. As part of the larger intelligent transportation ecosystem changes, connected vehicle applications provide connectivity between and among vehicles, infrastructure, and wireless devices. This, in turn, can to assist in preventing crashes, easing traffic congestion and delivering new and exciting applications directly to the vehicle….
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The number of connected Internet of Things (IoT) devices continues to grow rapidly, driven by an increasing range of use cases and business models combined with declining device costs. Cisco[1] predicts upwards of 14 billion connected IoT[2] devices by 2021, while according to the most recent Ericsson Mobility Report[3], the number will reach 18 billion by 2022. This growth rate…
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Download now Global population growth and the continued migration from rural to urban areas are placing unprecedented demand on our cities’ infrastructure, energy consumption and services. In its 2011 State of World Population report, the United Nations Population Fund predicted that the world’s population will increase from 7 billion in 2011 to 9.3 billion by 2050, and as high as…
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Download now As the volume of content (data, services, applications, etc…) available via the Internet and other sources continues to expand, there is a growing interest in creating a network architecture that can scale network traffic at the rate of content creation, rather than the rate of content consumption – as is the case in current network architectures. To fully…
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On Jan. 25, 2017, ATIS hosted Time and Money: The Workshop on Time Sync in Financial Markets at the New York Stock Exchange. More than 120 participants learned about the leading timing and sync issues of relevance to the finance industry. Speakers included finance and telecommunications experts as well as government officials from the Securities and Exchange Commission and Department of Homeland Security. Their presentations are now available…
Read moreAlthough each of us as cellphone users takes it for granted every day, providing cellular coverage in large, publicly managed spaces is a great challenge. In the places where we gather most — office buildings, multi-tenant apartments or condos, shopping malls and stadiums — all major providers must typically deploy their own small cells dedicated to their own customers in…
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According to the FCC, robocalls and Caller ID spoofing (often associated with telemarketing) are the number one source of consumer complaints — and I could not agree more. In a four-hour period last week, I received no less than eight robocalls — everything from surveys, to travel promotions, to political calls, to people claiming they were from the Federal Government…
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