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Few companies have provided Intelligent Transportation Solutions longer than GEWI. Founded in 1992, GEWI is entering its 20th year in business and 2012 is the 15th year of the TIC product, now in its 4th generation. GEWI has a history of stability not just in the TIC product, but also in the GEWI business, resources and GEWI customers. More …

As 2011 draws to a close, GEWI prepares to attend Gulf Traffic in Dubai and looks ahead to 2012, our 20th year of producing hardware and software for the processing of traffic data.

Global project requirements since 1997 have been built into the TIC product as features for our broad customer base which will be the featured market in this edition. More …

The world is getting more connected and GEWI’s new message “TIC CONNECTS” reflects the many ways in which TIC can be used to connect systems, vehicles and travelers. Visitors to ITS World Congress in Orlando, Florida will have an opportunity to experience firsthand the many ways TIC CONNECTS.

During World Congress, from 16-20 October, GEWI will be busy with two exhibition stands. GEWI will exhibit in the main hall at stand #1449, and in an outdoor exhibit in the Mobility Village of the Technology Showcase with BMW demonstrating advanced Local Hazard Warnings (LHW). GEWI’s Worldwide Director of Customer Projects, Matthias Defee will also be speaking in two sessions about advanced traffic technologies including the LHW demonstration and hazardous materials (Haz-Mat) incident tracking and notification.

At the show, GEWI will also be demonstrating a new tool for mobile traffic data entry – TIC for the iPad. Read more details in this edition along with a profile of Matthias Kroll, the GEWI developer responsible for the iPad application.

We hope to see you in Orlando, but should you be unable to attend, look for GEWI news about the conference on our new web site at www.gewi.com. More …

In this edition, we’ll take a look at the new weather capabilities of TIC, the new “Relation” product feature which can be used with weather, and many other data types. We will also profile GEWI’s Director of Product Development Rainer Klockmann who lead the development of these features. More …

In this issue, a look at something of global concern: Road Safety. Read an article about GEWI’s Connected Vehicle project which will will allow vehicles to warn other vehicles about upcoming hazards.

The safety benefits of TIC3′s new camera features are also featured as well as a profile of GEWI engineer Denis Troian who was involved in the development of those features. And we’ll look at a busy conference season including ITS Canada, ITS Europe, the TRB Performance Measures meetings in California, and GEWI Customer Projects team in Germany. More …