Rail industry may be resistant to change, but automation is now trending

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The rail industry faces a long way ahead before we can speak of a digital revolution, but there are steps taken. Gradually, terminals are implementing automation, and data sharing is a trending topic among industry players, says Tideworks, a US-based terminal operating system (TOS) provider. Mark Bromley, vice president Rail at the company spoke with RailFreight.com about the current developments.

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Author: Majorie van Leijen

Majorie van Leijen is the editor-in-chief of RailFreight.com, the online magazine for rail freight professionals.

1 comment op “Rail industry may be resistant to change, but automation is now trending”

bönström bönström|20.12.22|12:13

Clients, buyers of service rendered, however, since long, fully benefits of “Digital Revolution”! Change is the new normal!
(For majority, accordingly, the on road trucks, now is single alternative!…)
Resiliency and redundancy, urgently are needed, at all vitals of society – thus as well at railway (infrastructure) basics…!
A shift is needed!
Electrification, yes, but a redundant!
At infrastructure of tracks, resiliency has to be ensured, etc.!
An optimal, a New Old Railway is needed!

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Rail industry may be resistant to change, but automation is now trending | RailFreight.com

Rail industry may be resistant to change, but automation is now trending

Image: Tideworks Tideworks

The rail industry faces a long way ahead before we can speak of a digital revolution, but there are steps taken. Gradually, terminals are implementing automation, and data sharing is a trending topic among industry players, says Tideworks, a US-based terminal operating system (TOS) provider. Mark Bromley, vice president Rail at the company spoke with RailFreight.com about the current developments.

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Author: Majorie van Leijen

Majorie van Leijen is the editor-in-chief of RailFreight.com, the online magazine for rail freight professionals.

1 comment op “Rail industry may be resistant to change, but automation is now trending”

bönström bönström|20.12.22|12:13

Clients, buyers of service rendered, however, since long, fully benefits of “Digital Revolution”! Change is the new normal!
(For majority, accordingly, the on road trucks, now is single alternative!…)
Resiliency and redundancy, urgently are needed, at all vitals of society – thus as well at railway (infrastructure) basics…!
A shift is needed!
Electrification, yes, but a redundant!
At infrastructure of tracks, resiliency has to be ensured, etc.!
An optimal, a New Old Railway is needed!

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