This update analyzes the European IT investment directions apparent in the transportation sector in the second quarter of 2005. The second section outlines the major ICT contracts that have been signed in the second three-month period of 2005. This research is appropriate for those ICT firms that are targeting or intend to target the Western European transportation industry.
Companies Mentioned: IBM; T- Systems; Atos Origin; Owlstone; Centric; Marconi; Amtrak; ACSS; Laura Ashley; tiny.com; Oracle; Adacel; NAV Portugal; British Airways; Logica CMG; Metronet Rail; Siemens; ErgoGroup; EDB; Deutsche Post; Bergesen; Poste Italiane; Posten; Frigoscandia; teliasonera; Maersk; TNT; VerticalNet; Cargill; TCS; Virgin Atlantic; Lufthansa; Siemens Business Services; Cisco; Airbus; France Telecom; Societe Nationale Maritime Corse Mediterannee; Network Rail; Nortel; Alcatel; SR Technics Ireland; Scandinavian Airlines; Boeing; Thalys International; WeRoam; ADP Telecom; t-mobile; Bouygues Telecom; 21Net; ADP; WFS; Extended Systems; DSB; Carmen System; DB Systems; Deutsche Bahn; ILOG; Association of Train Operating Companies; SJ; BLG Logistics; SAP; SNCF; Schipol Airport; Netcool; Wilson Logistics; La Poste; Uniserv; Profit Gestin Informtica; ADIF; KPN; Nederlandse Spoorwegen; The Cloud; Centric Software; Prime; Transportbedrijf Thomassen; HP; Getronics; Datamat; CDC; Finsiel; Sistemi Informativi; IBS; ItAli