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Delcan to focus on cutting-edge ITS products

Delcan will use the ITS America Annual Meeting to focus on its cutting-edge ITS products, including the company’s state-of-the-art Advanced Transportation Management System (ATMS) software called Intelligent Networks. This off the shelf software application is designed to assist in the collection, dissemination and management of transportation systems and information. It has a scalable architecture, which can be customized to meet unique operational environments and be adapted for small and large scale ITS
March 28, 2013 Read time: 1 min
Delcan’s Intelligent Networks can be adapted for small and large scale ITS deployments
285 Delcan will use the ITS America Annual Meeting to focus on its cutting-edge ITS products, including the company’s state-of-the-art Advanced Transportation Management System (ATMS) software called Intelligent Networks. This off the shelf software application is designed to assist in the collection, dissemination and management of transportation systems and information. It has a scalable architecture, which can be customized to meet unique operational environments and be adapted for small and large scale ITS deployments. According to Delcan, this very successful web-based ATMS product enables maximum capabilities, with 26 functional modules which minimize cost and risk.

Delcan will also be highlighting its NTCIP, intelligent parking, winter road maintenance, border crossing solutions as well as its new adaptive traffic signal control system solution. Also being featured will be the latest advancements in emergency transportation operations, active traffic management and the company’s integrated corridor management (ICM) projects.

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