Upgrading Information and Communication Technology Systems in Victoria (Australia)
Richard Hammerton
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Richard Hammerton
Abstract
This article describes how the “Information and Communication Technology” systems refers to the computers, software programs, control equipment and telecommunications infrastructure that are used to assist with the operation and regulation of passenger services. These systems are designed to position the Metropolitan and Regional train service to meet increasing passenger demand now and in the future. The successful delivery of public transport services relies on high quality control and information systems. These systems are integral to the safe and efficient operation of public transport services and to provide valuable information to passengers.
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This article describes how the “Information and Communication Technology” systems refers to the computers, software programs, control equipment and telecommunications infrastructure that are used to assist with the operation and regulation of passenger services. These systems are designed to position the Metropolitan and Regional train service to meet increasing passenger demand now and in the future. The successful delivery of public transport services relies on high quality control and information systems. These systems are integral to the safe and efficient operation of public transport services and to provide valuable information to passengers.
Key concepts: Metropolitan area, Passenger information, Telecommunications, Public transport, Information system, Control (management), Information technology, Service (business)