portland global cities team challenge corridor

If you haven't registered yet, please click the 'Register Now!' buttom below. If you registered for that forum, you are still registered. This Breakfast Forum was originally scheduled in December, but due to the weather was rescheduled. Department of Transportation’s Smart Cities Challenge, or implementing innovative public-private partnerships, federal engagements and cross-industry collaborations. The panelists are actively working to make the metro-area’s transportation smarter, whether developing a sensor-connected smart corridor as part of the Global Cities Team Challenge, earning a finalist spot for the City of Portland in the U.S. Together, we can be the next global innovation ecosystem and a leader in solving some of the worlds toughest challenges. Sara Stiles, public sector account executive at Intel and Susan Tauzer, director of Internet of Things Strategic Initiatives at Intel.

Join the Westside Economic Alliance on Thursday, December 8 for the final breakfast forum of 2016 to hear from a panel of smart transportation experts: Skip Newberry, president and CEO of the Technology Association of Oregon Adrian Pearmine, national director for Smart Cities and Connected Vehicles at DKS Associates Wilfred Pinfold, CEO Urban.Systems Inc.

We know Smart Cities are the future, but did you know that smart transportation is key to making a city smart?

Portland global cities team challenge corridor