"I’m convinced that giving a good talk is highly coachable. In a matter of hours, a speaker’s content and delivery can be transformed from muddled to mesmerizing..."
"If we can ever hope to take full advantage of big data, data preparation is going to need to be elevated out of the manual, cumbersome tasks that currently make up the process..."
If we’re going to make better decisions and take the right actions, we’re going to have to use analytics. For too long, managers have relied on their intuition or their “golden gut” to make decisions.
"The beautiful thing about tracking is that it’s a cycle that never ends and, once you start using tracking to inform brand strategy, you never want it to stop."
It was predicted that the closing would lead to major congestion, but thanks to months of planning and the use of combined Bluetooth and Wi-Fi sensors, delays were less than initially assumed.
Sophisticated Bluetooth recognition technology helped VicRoads manage traffic information during Melbourne’s recent tunnel closures – the biggest road works through the Burnley and Domain Tunnels since they opened over a decade ago.
Data integrity is one of the major issues facing the transport planning professionals who invest millions of dollars on traffic research every year to allow them to make decisions that will affect thousands of motorists.
On February 18th Austraffic celebrated it's 35th Birthday! Established in 1983 by John Reid, Austraffic has seen many technologies come and go over the years.
Austraffic undertakes a comprehensive series of vehicle classification and intersection turning movement surveys in conjunction with a substantial origin destination survey as part of a larger Melbourne Central area traffic study.
