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MaRS client partners with Cisco Systems for Asian traffic study
TORONTO (Oct. 1, 2008) – Skymeter Corp. – a client of MaRS advisory services and tenant in the MaRS Centre – is partnering with global networking giant Cisco Systems to demonstrate its road-use metering technology in a Seoul, Korea pilot project. Cisco’s Tony Kim, head of Connected Urban Development Seoul, announced the partnership at the Clinton Global Initiative conference Connectivity for Sustainability in Amsterdam last week – a coup for the Toronto-based start-up. "They really put us through a tough test,” Skymeter’s Chief Technology Officer, Preet Khalsa, said of the tests that took place over the past six months. ...
TORONTO (Oct. 1, 2008) – Skymeter Corp. – a client of MaRS advisory services and tenant in the MaRS Centre – is partnering with global networking giant Cisco Systems to demonstrate its road-use metering technology in a Seoul, Korea pilot project. Cisco’s Tony Kim, head of Connected Urban Development Seoul, announced the partnership at the Clinton Global Initiative conference Connectivity for Sustainability in Amsterdam last week – a coup for the Toronto-based start-up. "They really put us through a tough test,” Skymeter’s Chief Technology Officer, Preet Khalsa, said of the tests that took place over the past six months. ...
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