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DigiCore, a wholly owned South African initiative, will be providing a state-of-the-art medical emergency vehicle monitoring system whereby the VOC will be able to track the progress of vehicles on the Cycle Tour Route, establishing exactly where they are through the use of a computerized grid positioning system. The system further enables the VOC to determine whether the vehicle is stationary or patrolling the route. “The Cycle Tour offers us a brilliant opportunity to test this system on a large and realistic scale,” said Bruce Richards, Marketing and Sales director of DigiCore.
“The amount of people and logistics that form part of this prestigious event simulates the concentrated crowds, road closures and congestion that could one day form part of a major disaster. No other event could in fact prepare us better for disaster management than the Cycle Tour.” |
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Umoya is a licensed communications network service provider. We design, build and manage communications networks using a variety of diverse technologies to craft solutions. Umoya has provided the voice and data communications links between the Cape Argus Pick n Pay Cycle Tour’s Joint Operations Centre and the finish line at Greenpoint since 2004. With diverse skills in fixed and mobile networks as well as specialised software development, there are few communications challenges we cannot meet.
“We’re working to grow the penetration and impact of broadband telecommunications in Africa. We’re also developing and deploying innovative software to improve the effectiveness of admin and management, particularly in education. We’re only too happy to support the Cycle Tour.” – Peter Beretta, Umoya CEO. Your communications problem, our solution. Website: www.umoya.net |
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