Webinar with Norman Mineta to discuss the benefits of IoT data
In this webinar, LILEE Systems will outline how to build an infrastructure that successfully rises to the challenges of today’s transportation market.


METRO Magazine and LILEE Systems will host a webinar — “Connected Commuter: Giving More to Your Passengers and Getting the Most from Your Intelligent Fleet — on Thursday, June 23, at 11 a.m. PT/2 p.m. ET, featuring former U.S. Secretary of Transportation Norman Mineta and Girish Apte, sr. program manager, LILEE Systems.
New, powerful mobile broadband solutions are streamlining operations, improving security and enabling revenue-generating passenger services for bus operators, whether they are carrying employees to work or commuters to the next stop. Reliable, high-bandwidth connectivity is critical when transforming a fleet into connected vehicles or when providing high-quality Passenger Wi-Fi. In this webinar, LILEE Systems will outline how to build an infrastructure that successfully rises to the challenges of today’s transportation market — how to convert IoT data into actionable insights, launch revenue-generating services, delight travelers, and most importantly, how to prepare for long-term success.
Attendees will also learn:
The opportunities created by Industrial IoT for fleet operators.
How companies, riders and drivers benefit from these new IoT solutions.
Where operators should begin, what pitfalls to avoid and how to measure success.
To register for this informative webinar, click here.
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