Navigating the Future of Connected Roadways: Cisco at ITS Americas 2026
Cisco will be at ITS Americas 2026 in Detroit to meet with DOTs and roadway authorities to help accelerate their network transformation. See you there!
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Cisco will be at ITS Americas 2026 in Detroit to meet with DOTs and roadway authorities to help accelerate their network transformation. See you there!
The annual update for the Cisco Portfolio Explorer for Transportation has just been released, and features five industry themes and sixteen associated use cases. Covering the transportation sub-verticals of roadways and intersections, rail, airports, and ports, the refreshed version of the tool provides an extensive look into how Cisco is driving a more connected and secure transportation environment.
The need to connect, secure, and optimize our critical roadways and intersections infrastructure is now clearer than ever. Roadways and intersections are being connected to traffic management centers allowing the collection of roadside data for analysis, real-time control, and visibility.
Choosing the right switch is essential for maintaining reliable communications, optimizing network performance, ensuring security, and achieving operational excellence in industrial environments.
Protecting the nation’s critical infrastructure requires strong cybersecurity controls. Being an industry leader in networking and security across both IT and OT, Cisco is uniquely positioned to help you comply with the latest TSA mandates. Learn what the requirements are.
Network connectivity for roadway devices is increasingly important as traffic engineers are tasked with connecting new devices and systems, along with existing infrastructure, as part of an intelligent transport system (ITS). As traffic congestion and the number of pedestrians and connected cars on the road are all increasing, network connectivity will enable real-time use cases to realize new transportation goals.
Easily enable secure remote access to industrial assets for maintenance teams without increasing cybersecurity risk.
Dynamic roadway operations require a thorough approach to cybersecurity to realize benefits such as reducing traffic congestion, limiting carbon emissions, and improving public safety.
Sustainable transportation can play a key role in the transition to a low-carbon economy. Forward-thinking transportation organizations are analyzing their impact, accelerating technologies that support electrification, autonomous vehicles, and mobility as a service, and setting GHG emissions reduction goals. Cisco has a purpose to Power an Inclusive Future for All. We can assist the transportation industry with solutions that support their sustainability journey and goals.
Roadways are going through rapid transformations to increase safety, reduce congestions, rise efficiency, and lower carbon emissions. Learn how Cisco can help build the secure network foundation to enable these technical innovations at scale. Visit us at the ITS America Conference and Expo next week.