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Listing of members
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Funding Fathers: ECT, KPN, Ministry of Economic Affairs, Ministry of Transport, Siemens, Vialis
Premium Members: Capgemini Netherlands, Port of Rotterdam, Heijmans, IBM Netherlands, Logica, Ministry of Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality, Ministry of Housing, Spatial Planning and the Environment, Oranjewoud, Peek Traffic, Rabobank, RDW, ROAD Group, Schiphol Group, TNO, TomTom, Twynstra Gudde.
Regular Members: ACIS, AGES, ANWB, Arcadis Netherlands, ARS T&TT, ASTRIN, Berenschot,
BMC, Boer & Croon, BOVAG, BT Netherlands, Buck Consultants International, Centraal Justitieel Incassoburo, Clifford Electronics, DHV, Districon, DTV Consultants, Ecorys Netherlands, EDS Netherlands, Eileen, Euphoria, EVO, Falkplan-Andes, City of Amsterdam, City of Rotterdam, Goudappel Coffeng, Grontmij, Het Expertise Centrum, Imtech Infra, Intertraffic Worldwide Exhibitions, InTraffic
Kapsch TrafficCom, KpVV, MX.Systems, NAVTEQ, NEA, NHTV, NXP Semiconductors, Philips Consumer Electronics, Province of Gelderland, Province of Noord-Brabant, Province of Utrecht, Province of Zuid-Holland, Qolor, Qualcomm, RAI Vereniging, Railforum, Rapp Trans NL, REISinformatiegroep, RET, SenterNovem, Skymeter Corporation, Stadsgewest Haaglanden, STOK Netherlands, Strukton Railinfra, SWOV, Technolution, Tele Atlas, TLN, TRAIL, T-Systems, TU Delft 3ME MTT, Witteveen + Bos.
*Associated Members: Alcatel Telecom, Aro Electronics, ATH Techniek, Brimos, City Tec, CSC Computers, Erdi Verkeerstechniek, GTI Energy & Infra, HOMIJ Technische Installatie, Ko Hartog, Rittal, Safto Power, Swarco Futurit, Tec Traffic Systems, Traffic 2000, Traffic Development and Innovation, Traffic Service Van Strien, Tyco Fire & Integrated Solutions, Van den Berg Infrastructuren, VTN Verkeers & Besturingstechniek. |
| Description & Mission |
Connekt/ITS Netherlands focuses on the improvement of intelligent use of new and existing infrastructure as well as guaranteeing the necessary public support for ITS. Its programme strives to accelerate the development, deployment and use of IT and ICT in on- and off-board solutions in order to increase road safety and to stimulate a better use of existing infrastructure and transport systems.
Its main goal is to optimise the application of ICT in traffic and transport so that systems will become safer, more efficient, more comfortable and environmentally friendly. ITS Netherlands, a co-operation organisation, fills the need for structural and action-based consultation between the main parties concerned, focusing on current ITS issues and subject areas.
Connekt/ITS Netherlands constantly strives to expand the network of stakeholders, shareholders and international partners to ensure that the ‘mobility network’ is and remains a lasting and active network. To achieve this, it puts organisations in contact with each other, organises thematic platforms to allow members to exchange knowledge, and it initiates actions and projects. All the activities are based on the three main themes:
• Accessibility mainports and logistics;
• ICT in mobility;
• Urban accessibility and Spatial Planning.
The signals for initiatives come from the network or from developments in society, which Connekt shares with its network. Connekt primarily offers services that allow its members, also in co-operation with other parties, to further develop in the field of mobility.
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| Main Achievements |
Member guide, annual report, bi-monthly electronic newsletters, A6 publications, website.
Annual congress, annual ITS member dinner, round tables, general network meetings, study trips, seminars, ITS platforms and working group meetings.
Reliable accessibility of urban areas is a central part of the ITS Netherlands programme. This not only encompasses predicting travelling times but also realising safe, comfortable and environmentally-friendly transport systems via:
• Harmonisation of traffic measures
• Mobility information systems
• Harmonisation of ITS applications in public transport
• E-safety
• Pricing
Management of national pavilions at the ITS World Congresses in Chicago, Madrid, Nagoya, San Francisco, London, Beijing and New York.
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