Building the Vision, a Series of AZTech ITS Model Deployment Success Stories for the Phoenix Metropolitan Area: Number Twelve: The Power of Integration, Fulfilling AZTech’s Promise by Integrating Systems and Partners
AZTech (Organization) (1998). Building the Vision, a Series of AZTech ITS Model Deployment Success Stories for the Phoenix Metropolitan Area: Number Twelve: The Power of Integration, Fulfilling AZTech’s Promise by Integrating Systems and Partners. United States. Joint Program Office for Intelligent Transportation Systems. https://doi.org/5776
AZTech (Organization). Building the Vision, a Series of AZTech ITS Model Deployment Success Stories for the Phoenix Metropolitan Area: Number Twelve: The Power of Integration, Fulfilling AZTech’s Promise by Integrating Systems and Partners. United States. Joint Program Office for Intelligent Transportation Systems, 1998. https://doi.org/5776.
AZTech (Organization) Building the Vision, a Series of AZTech ITS Model Deployment Success Stories for the Phoenix Metropolitan Area: Number Twelve: The Power of Integration, Fulfilling AZTech’s Promise by Integrating Systems and Partners. United States. Joint Program Office for Intelligent Transportation Systems, 1998, ROSA P. https://doi.org/5776.
NTL-INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS-INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS
Abstract:
To achieve unprecedented levels of integration, AZTech would be required to do no less than set new standards for inter-agency and public/private cooperation. The first step was to achieve institutional integration. This involved forming an effective coalition of more than 30 public and private partners. Through cooperation, communication and coordination, entities accustomed to functioning independently worked together as a team toward a common goal. The early years of AZTech were dedicated to laying a firm foundation for the project by building relationships and defining roles. Operating under the AZTech banner effectively erased jurisdictional boundaries and limits. By foregoing a traditional hierarchy and placing all partners on equal levels, AZTech cultivated collaboration and demonstrated that the best interests of all partners were being impartially promoted.
Improving safety is an essential element of AZTech's mission. By extending the use of advanced communications technology and integrating individual tr
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As an international showcase for intelligent transportation, AZTech has a mission of creating a regional intermodal transportation system through publ
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A key element of AZTech's mission is to make up-to-the-minute traffic information available to virtually any traveler. In pursuit of this goal, AZTech
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The Highway Closure and Restriction System (HCRS) is a statewide service of the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT), providing travelers with
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To achieve its goal of integrating the intelligent transportation infrastructure throughout the Valley of the Sun, AZTech had to build links. AZTech's
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Advanced communications technology is the engine that continually moves AZTech closer to its goal of integrating transportation systems throughout the
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Traditionally, the biggest problem experienced by transit riders is a lack of information. They may not have access to a bus schedule. Or, even if the
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In many ways, AZTech is a monumental accomplishment. As one of four national initiatives selected by the federal government to showcase the leading ed
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The Arizona Department of Transportation's (ADOT) Trailmaster Freeway Management System is integral to AZTech. Trailmaster provides state-of-the-art t
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To achieve the full integration of varied traffic management, emergency services and transit systems in the sprawling Valley of the Sun metropolitan a
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To the traveling public, the most readily apparent benefit of AZTech is easy access to traveler information. Providing travelers with real value requi
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AZTech (Organization) (1998). Building the Vision, a Series of AZTech ITS Model Deployment Success Stories for the Phoenix Metropolitan Area: Number Twelve: The Power of Integration, Fulfilling AZTech’s Promise by Integrating Systems and Partners. United States. Joint Program Office for Intelligent Transportation Systems. https://doi.org/5776
AZTech (Organization). Building the Vision, a Series of AZTech ITS Model Deployment Success Stories for the Phoenix Metropolitan Area: Number Twelve: The Power of Integration, Fulfilling AZTech’s Promise by Integrating Systems and Partners. United States. Joint Program Office for Intelligent Transportation Systems, 1998. https://doi.org/5776.
AZTech (Organization) Building the Vision, a Series of AZTech ITS Model Deployment Success Stories for the Phoenix Metropolitan Area: Number Twelve: The Power of Integration, Fulfilling AZTech’s Promise by Integrating Systems and Partners. United States. Joint Program Office for Intelligent Transportation Systems, 1998, ROSA P. https://doi.org/5776.
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