西欧智能交通网路：次世代的迁移

Abstract

"Public transport companies are looking for open and integrated technologies that can provide vital information in real time to streamline operations, maximize transport asset utilization, accelerate decisions based on true business visibility, improve safety, and extend passenger services. By relying upon a "ubiquitous-ware" ICT infrastructure based on networked, flexible, and personalized mobility systems, public transport companies can effectively deliver on social, environmental and business goals," said Ivano Ortis, EMEA. research director, Global Retail insights, an IDC Company.

Table of Contents

• Table of Contents
• IDC Opinion
• In This Study
  • Methodology
  • Definition
    • Public Transportation Sector
    • Intelligent Transportation Systems
• Situation Overview
  • Introduction
  • Figure: Projected Population Growth in the 10 Largest Urban Areas in Europe
  • 2008 Strategic Priorities for Public Transport Companies and Local Governments in Europe
  • Figure: Business Initiatives Leading the European Public Transportation Agenda
  • Figure: Business Initiatives Leading the European Local/Regional Government Agenda
  • Next-Generation Mobility Challenge: How to Transform Sustainable Mobility Plans Into Good Business Practices?
    • Authorities as Promoter of the Plans
    • ITS, Advanced ICT Solutions and Sustainability: Are Investments Paying Off?
    • Figure: ITS in Turin, Italy
    • Table: Annual Financial Benefits of ITS in Turin
  • Review of Current IT Strategies in the European Public Transportation Sector
    • 2007 IT Budgets
    • Figure: Total IT Budget in 2007, Public Transport Companies
    • Figure: Total IT Operational Spending Allocation in 2007, Public Transport Companies
    • Figure: IS Operating Spending Allocation in 2007, Public Transport Companies
    • Figure: External IT Spending Allocation in 2007, Public Transport Companies
    • Adoption of Industry-Specific Applications and Implementation Preference
    • Figure: Current Adoption of Industry-Specific Applications, Public Transport Companies (% of Organizations)
    • Table: Current Adoption of Industry-Specific Applications, Public Transport Companies in U.K., Germany, France, Italy and Spain (% of Respondents)
    • IT Selection Process in European Public Transportation
    • Figure: Most Important Reasons for Choosing Company' s Primary IT Supplier and Satisfaction with Current Primary IT Supplier, Public Transport Companies
    • Figure: The Use of External IT Advisors, Public Transport Companies
  • Intelligent Transportation Systems: Benefits and Technologies
    • Why Are ITS Important for Sustainable Mobility?
    • Table: Key Benefits of Intelligent Transportation Systems
    • Table: Key ITS tools for public transport
      • RFID/NFC Trials: The Case of Frankfurt
      • Oyster Card in the London Urban Area
      • Safety and Traffic Control
  • The Need for Integration of Policies to Overcome Inhibitors
  • The European Union Framework: EU Financial Support for a New Transport Policy in Europe
  • Table: FP7 resources
  • Mobility Best-Practices: Real-Life Examples in 15 European Cities
    • London
    • Table: London Mobility, Key figures
      • Congestion Charging Scheme
      • Traffic Control System
      • Table: London Traffic Control Infrastructure
      • The iBus Project
      • Project Message
    • Manchester
      • Metrolink Project Extension
      • Control Center and Communications
    • Bologna
      • Public Transport in Bologna
      • Irisbus Civis
      • Future Projects
    • Milan
    • Table: ATM Key figures
      • ATM' s Plan for 2008-2010
      • Figure: ATM Tomorrow - Integrated Mobility
    • Turin
    • Table: GTT Key Figures
      • The Urban Traffic Center Infrastructure
      • Future Directions
    • Amsterdam
      • Intermodal eTicketing System
      • Road Pricing
      • Mobile Solutions at Netherlands Railways
    • Athens
    • Table: Athens Mobility, Key Figures
    • Stockholm
      • Congestion Charge
      • Public Transport
    • Istanbul
      • Istanbul Intermodal eTicketing System
      • Future Directions
    • Madrid
      • Future Directions
    • Berlin
      • Future Directions
    • Brussels
    • Paris
    • Table: RATP Investment, 2006 (€M)
    • Table: SIEL Screens and Lines
    • Moscow
      • Moscow Traffic Management
      • The New Ring Line
      • Ticketing
    • Tel Aviv
      • ITS
  • IDC Analysis and Opinion: What Lessons Can We Learn From Real-Life Examples?
    • A Matter of Productivity
      • ITS, Private Cars, and Freight Transport
      • Urban Road Charging
• Future Outlook
  • Public Transport in Europe: ICT Directions
  • Figure: Main IT Focus Area During the Next 12 Months, Public Transport Companies
  • Figure: Improvement Priority in the IT Organization, Public Transport Companies
  • Figure: IT Solution Investment Priority, Public Transport Companies
  • IT Budget Directions in Public Transport
  • Table: IT Budget Allocation Plans in 2008, Public Transport Companies (% of Respondents)
  • Figure: External IT Spending Plans in 2008, Public Transport Companies
  • Table: IT Budget Allocation Plans in 2008, Public Transport Companies (% of Respondents)
  • ICT Investments for Intelligent Transport and Sustainable Mobility: The Short-to-Medium Term Scenario
  • Figure: IT Solution Investment Plans, % of Urban Transport Companies Investing to Build a New Solution or to Enhance the Current Solution
  • Figure: Plans on the Use of RFID, Public Transport Companies
  • Figure: Key Business Reasons for RFID Investments, Public Transport Companies
  • Next-Generation ITS and Emerging Technologies: The Long-Term Vision
  • Figure: Next Generation Intelligent Transportation Systems: "Ubiquitous-Ware" Infrastructure
  • Figure: Next-Generation Mobility Systems, Long-Term Vision
• Essential Guidance
  • Actions to Consider for Public Transport Authorities
  • Actions to Consider for Technology Vendors
• Learn More
  • Related Research
  • Synopsis