Mission Critical Business Systems Sample Clauses

Mission Critical Business Systems. DASH utilizes The Master Scheduler (TMS) for back end operation. NEPP integration with TMS is desired.
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Mission Critical Business Systems. ScheduleMasters is used for route scheduling.
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Mission Critical Business Systems. All CUE buses are equipped with NextBus Information System to provide real-time arrival information to customers, as well as Luminator automated Stop announcement. There are no specific mission-critical back-end systems.
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Mission Critical Business Systems. Currently, Fairfax Connector utilizes Trapeze for designing and planning bus routes. Fleetwatch tracks fluid levels in the buses, and RTA manages maintenance information for the bus system. The new ITS contract that will be in place in 2012 will likely provide Zonar and New Flyer Connect.
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Mission Critical Business Systems. Loudoun would like to have GPS and/or AVL devices integrated with the NEPP.
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Mission Critical Business Systems. Maximo and Trapeze.
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Mission Critical Business Systems. Ride On uses Trapeze (FX, Block Buster, INFO Post, PLAN) Finance/accts payable, and Trapeze bus operator identifiers. For CAD/AVL, Ride On uses ACS’s latest ORBCAD version, including the publicly useable Smart Traveler.
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Mission Critical Business Systems. PRTC uses Trapeze software and Greyhawk Mobile Data Terminals. PRTC also uses the TransTrack Management Information System (MIS) for data archive, incident management, complaint tracking, and other purposes. TransTrack was intended to automatically interface with Cubic Hummingbird for ridership reporting for NTD data collection; however, this data is currently entered manually. Hummingbird is the ridership reporting program of record. The Trapeze system used on the local service buses is called Flex-Mon and Trapeze FX is used centrally for scheduling and route building. As part of the new CAD/AVL procurement, PRTC is purchasing a number of Automated Passenger Counters (APCs) on all or part of the fleet. Also, PRTC has recently installed a Lenel OnGuard electronic ID keycard security system with HID readers. PRTC desires the ability for single-point logon between the new CAD/AVL system and the Cubic/GFI fareboxes utilizing the ISO 14443 standard MiFare Plus compatible ID cards now used for the new contactless security system. It was originally thought that the SmarTrip reader on the fareboxes could be used to log on to the CAD/AVL Mobile Data Terminal; however, PRTC's vendor will likely install a proximity card reader that will log on to the MDT that will in turn log into the farebox. The recommendation was that this integration would be easier even if it added more hardware (two proximity card readers). PRTC would be interested in simpler solutions to accomplish this objective.
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Mission Critical Business Systems. Prince George’s County utilizes Trapeze generic AVL for its ParaTransit fleet, and NextBus for its fixed-route fleet known as TheBus. Trapeze is being deployed within ParaTransit section to automate dispatching. The Office of Transportation is actively pursuing systems to improve processes where feasible within the existing IT infrastructure.
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