Astute city leaders know that developing a smart city is essential for attracting residents, visitors, and businesses – and for stimulating overall economic and social property. They also understand the need to establish necessary infrastructure today that can...
In the 1800s and early 1900s, hitching posts were a staple in prospering U.S. towns. They could be found in front of the most frequented and essential establishments such as mercantiles, saloons, the town doctor, and the county sheriff’s office. Business owners knew...
Smart city infrastructure isn’t the typical phrase that comes to mind when potential travelers are planning their vacations, but that’s about to change. Smart city initiatives are playing a key role in the tourism industry, and more city leaders and planners are...
Large-scale infrastructure projects are often developed and carried out on a turnkey basis. This means that the project is completed, from start to finish, by one company or contractor. Conversely, the more traditional, design-bid-build (DBB) project delivery method...
In the Golden Age of comic books, phone booths were the vessels in which Clark Kent morphed into Superman with lightning speed, and they were a staple on street corners across the nation. However, since the peak of 2.6 million public payphones in the mid-1990s, this...
International Telecoms Week (ITW) is the world’s largest gathering of global executives from across the telecoms and ICT Infrastructure ecosystem. As it has in past years, ITW 2022 will feature thought leadership from some of the most senior executives in the...
