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Across most industries, technology has provided great advancements resulting in a raise in customer expectations. Most people now have access to instant information so, when expectations aren’t met, there is an immediate way to make their dissatisfaction known. Things are no different in the rail industry: for years the norm was maintained with Passenger Information Systems (PIS) left unchanged, often not fit for purpose. Old PA systems still in use today don’t always match the information on screens (if indeed screens are fitted to the train); legacy systems exist where information is fixed and can’t be updated in cases of delays or journey alterations; and there is rarely any contextually-aware information available on such systems.

Railtex has wrapped up for another two years and what a fantastic few days it was. The show hosted displays of well-established systems that are relied upon daily, as well as displays of exciting new products that promise to pave the way to improved services across our industry.

For the first time ever, Porterbrook has announced it will host an Innovation Hub. The static train will be a unique platform for industry innovators to display new ideas for rail efficiency, passenger comfort and general service improvements.

Exploring the possibilities of a Universal Information System

KETECH HAD THE PLEASURE OF WELCOMING LILIAN GREENWOOD, MP FOR NOTTINGHAM SOUTH AND CHAIR OF THE TRANSPORT SELECT COMMITTEE TO THEIR NOTTINGHAM SITE LAST FRIDAY.

The Preston office at KeTech is celebrating one year in their new office premises!