Very excited to announce that our VP of Sales, Gunnar Smith, was recently interviewed by Global Railway Review. The article is now available online and open for everyone to read.
In the interview, Gunnar explains how the railway industry can overcome the challenges of rail control projects. He talks about the typical challenges faced in the procurement and development of rail control projects and how these can be mastered with a modern approach based on Signaling Design Automation (SDA) and the use of digital twins early on in the projects.
Go to Global Railway Review’s website to read the full article.
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