|
Transportation Solutions |
 |
|
| |
#1 in Transportation Management!
Transportation Industry Challenges
Transportation agencies continue to face the challenge of sustaining and renewing a complex network of linear assets, while maintaining safe and efficient travel corridors. A key aspect of managing these assets has been the need for agencies to define their roadways, streets, railways and right-of-ways to readily track work activities, periodic inspections, condition assessments and activity-based costs. More important is the need to better manage the trade-off between operating expenditures and capital outlays, and maximize return on investment.
Goals
Transportation agencies and their contract operators need to be more efficient about how they manage information, resources and work flow. To help them identify and prioritize short- and long-term decisions, agencies need better information about the location, condition and value of their assets. They also need to be able to predict future condition of assets and to plan repair, rehabilitation and renewal activities to maximize the effectiveness of funding dollars. This information is critical for either qualifying for available funding or making a case for increased funding.
Hansen's Solutions
Hansen’s suite of Transportation solutions provides a means to manage complex linear networks for the new millenium. By storing the complete life cycle of information about all transportation assets in one fully integrated data model, Hansen users have the highest degree of control in performance tuning the operation and serviceability of its assets, without the risk of obsolescence.
Solution Specifics
Fully integrated into this system is a robust maintenance management system, a service call tracking and dispatch system, an accident reporting system, a parts inventory system, a vehicle/equipment maintenance system, a sophisticated Pavement Management System, and user-defined/rules-based decision support wizard. By managing data in one integrated database, data quality is improved, data duplication is minimized and user access is more easily controlled.
|
|
