Siemens is looking to buck the trend of proprietary systems and in-house software development, common within the rail sector, by increasing the compatibility of the data it is gathering and the software it is developing. It hopes doing so will kickstart change within the rail sector, as David Burroughs explains.
Bridging the compatibility gap
Siemens is looking to buck the trend of proprietary systems and in-house software development, common within the rail sector, by increasing the compatibility of the data it is gathering and the software it is developing. It hopes doing so will kickstart change within the rail sector, as David Burroughs explains.
Siemens is looking to make its data more widely avilable in the hope that other manufactuers will do the same, creating a more open system. Photo: Siemens
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