Last year, Philadelphia's Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) reached a five-year, $5 million agreement with AT&T for the naming rights to one of its busiest stations near the city's professional baseball and hockey stadiums.
If all 132 drivers become involved — including the 25 Dial-a-Ride, 60 vanpool and 47 bus drivers — the cost would be anywhere from $132 per month for the basic plan to $462 per month for the more detailed plan.
EAO’s new Product Finder search engine, available at www.eao.com/search, helps guide visitors through the company’s comprehensive range of switch components, which include illuminated pushbuttons, indicators, key switches, emergency-stop switches and membrane type products.
Digital signage software provider Visix Inc.’s new WayPoint product is an interactive wayfinding and communications solution for corporate and college campuses, government buildings and other institutions.
Rotary Lift’s new Wireless Mach 4 mobile column lift does away with cords and cables. Each column is powered by batteries and communicates with the other columns wirelessly.