Companies Referenced
Included in the Juniper Research Competitor Leaderboard: Cleverciti, Commsignia, Cubic Corporation, Econolite, Efkon GmbH, Iteris, Kapsch TrafficCom, Miovision, Nedap, Q-Free, Rapid Flow, Sensys Networks, Smart Parking, Telegra, Verra Mobility.
Mentioned: 5GAA, ADPS (Alliance for Parking Data Standards), American Public Works Association, ASCN (Asean-Japan Smart City Network), Audi, Australian Securities Exchange, AutoPAss, Autotalks, BAM infra Verkeerstechniek, Bosch, California State Association of Counties, CAM Testbed , Cardiff Council, Carnegie Mellon University, CCSA, CEN, China Mobile, China Telecom, China Unicom, Cisco, City of Adelaide, City of Beverly Hills, City of Manhattan Beach, City of Pasadena, City of Pittsburgh, City of Vienna, City of Westminster, Commsignia, C-Roads Hungary, CT Group, CVEDIA, EnBW Venture, Ertico, Escrypt, Etisalat, ETSI, FAAC, Florida Department of Transportation, Ford, Google, GSMA, Harman, IEEE, IMT-2020, Incinity, IPSCD (Imagine Panaji Smart City Development Ltd), ISO, ITE International, ITIF (Information Technology and Innovation Foundation), ITS America, Kane County Department of Transportation, Karma Ventures, KFW, Korea Telecom, LG Electronics, Louisiana Highway, McCain, McRock Capital, Metric Engineering, MH Corbin, National Science Foundation, Natural Resources Canada, Nokia, NXP, OMNIAIR Consortium, Parsons, Peripass, Phaenon, Phoenix Pacific Inc, Qualcomm, Quectel, Rheinenergie, Samsung, San Bernardino County Transportation Authority, Savari, Siemens , Southwest Traffic Committed to Excellence, SPDG Ventures, Spirent, ST&D Apeldoorn B.V., Stinson, STRABAG, Streetline, Syngenta, TAPCO, Technolution, Telekom, Telus Ventures, The Westly Group, Traffop, Transport for London, TRL, Turkey’s Transport and Infrastructure Minister, Tyco-CEM Systems, UK Prosperity Fund, Uplus, US Department of Transportation, Vegamot AS, Via Verde, Virinia Tech Transportation institute, Vodafone, Wejo, West Virginia Division of Highways, WMATA, Wyndham City, Zenzic.