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Workshops on Integrating Transportation Information

Purpose of Workshops

Who Should Attend?

Executive Briefing (30 minutes)

  • Transportation Executives, e.g., CEO, DOT Secretary

Managers Workshop (1/2 day)

  • Mid-level and Upper Management

Practitioner Workshop (2 days)

  • Systems Implementors
  • Technical Staff
  • Transit, Rail, Air, and MPO Professionals

Our transportation world is constantly changing. Transportation professionals are being asked to deal with continually changing environments, while taking a more enterprise level approach. The purpose of this FHWA-sponsored workshops is to introduce transportation professionals, from state and localtransportation agencies in particular, to the basic concepts of developing, implementing, and maintaining an Integrated Transportation Information System (ITIS). An ITIS is the fusion of all transportation information systems into a single and comprehensive information system architecture, to best support transportation agency business purposes. In the context of the business functions of a transportation agency, the workshop also presents applications of an ITIS, and the associated enabling technologies.

Workshop Topics

The workshops explain the benefits of integrating information, and practical aspects of building an ITIS. They review the changing needs of agencies, and introduce available tools, techniques, methodologies, and frameworks to aid in establishing a more integrated information environment.

Organization of Workshops

To Host a Workshop, Contact: Local Federal Highway Administration

Your local Federal Highway Administration Office.

Call and arrange a date for the workshop to be given at your agency.

For Further Information, Contact:

Doug Lockett

Office of Technology Applications
Federal Highway Administration
(HTA-30)
400 Seventh St. SW, Room 6311
Washington, DC 20590

Phone: (202) 366-8037
Fax: (202) 366-7909

There are three distinct ITIS workshops. The first is for the Executive Management Team. It consists of a 30 minute Executive Briefing. The second is a half day workshop for managers. Managers will receive information on the implementation of an ITIS, and on how to evaluate the status of ITIS within an agency. The Executive Briefing will summarize the Managers Workshop, with additional emphasis on the benefits of ITIS to an agency.

Based on the recommendations received in the Managers Workshop, a third workshop is typically set up at a later date for practitioners. This 1 or 2 day workshop is more technical in nature. By choosing from a menu of available modules, the host can customize this workshop to address specific information, management needs, interests, and opportunities.

Why Should You Attend these Workshops

After participating in these workshops you will understand the broad concept of an ITIS, be aware of the various management approaches and business processes used to implement an ITIS, and be exposed to the latest technologies that enable you to develop, implement, and maintain an ITIS.

Free Workshop Delivered at Your Agency

This workshop is sponsored by the FHWA Office of Technology Applications (OTA), Washington DC. The workshops will be presented to requesting agencies across the U.S. This workshop will be made available at no cost to transportation agencies.

 

U.S. Department of Transportation
Federal Highway Administration

ITIS Workshop

Offered

FREE

to your

agency!

 

Required Module: What is ITIS?

This module serves as an introduction to ITIS and related concepts. It covers:

Definition and overview of ITIS

ITIS components

ITIS infrastructure

ITIS fundamentals

Required Module: Change and Responding to Change

This module reviews the effects of change and how they can be dealt with in a transportation agency. Topics include:

Organizations and change

Driving forces behind change

Responding to change

Approaches to dealing with change

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Required Module: Approaches to ITIS

The various approaches to building an ITIS are reviewed in this module. These include:

• Business Process Reengineering

• Total Quality Management

• Standards

• Data Warehouse

Required Module: ITIS Costs and Benefits

This module reviews the costs and benefits associated

with developing and implementing ITIS. Topics include:

• What does it take to build an ITIS?

• What are the costs associated with ITIS?

• What are the benefits associated with ITIS?

 

E L E C T I V E   M O D U L E S

Management Approaches Business Process Reengineerig (BPR) • Total Quality Management (TQM) • Standards
Case Studies Department of Transportation (DOT) • Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) • Transit Agencies
Implementation Technologies Computer Aided Software Engineering (CASE) • Joint Application Development (JAD) • Rapid Application Development (RAD) • Information Engineering (IE) • Software Engineering
Information Technology Client - Server Technology • Internet / Intranet • Object-oriented Programming / Modeling
GIS / Data Warehouse Geographic Information Systems (GIS) • Linear Referencing • Data Warehousing
Data Collection Technologies Global Positioning System (Overview) • GPS Applications • Pen-based Computers • Digital Cameras / Voice Recognition

 

Agencies may select 4, 8, or 12 elective modules depending upon the length of their workshop.


U.S. Department of Transportation
Federal Highway Administration