Intelligent Transportation Systems

Start Date: Mar 19, 2018 End Date: Mar 21, 2018
Last Date for Application: March 12, 2018 Last Date for Early Bird: March 5, 2018
Programme Fee: 80000 INR

Plus, GST

Early Bird Fee: 74400 INR

Plus, GST

Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) is a multi-disciplinary, emerging and overarching field that covers Information and Communication Technology (ICT), infrastructure development, vehicular technology, data processing and computations, management of traffic supply-demand, mobility choices, fares and revenue modelling, project management, governmental policies and regulations. It holds a great potential in improving transportation efficiency. Scope for challenging and lucrative opportunities in ITS exist globally, and in all modes of transportation (road, rail, air and waterways) and traffic demands (passenger, freight and fleet). Creativity, necessity driven solution designs and innovative (problem-specific) approaches are fundamental to conceptualize and leverage ITS for betterment of transportation systems.

Nevertheless, the mobility challenges are very real from a global perspective, with depleting non-renewable energy resources; there is an ever increasing demand for quality and number of choices of smooth traffic. All stake-holders (citizen, transport operators, policy makers, regulators) vie for informed decision making and ITS is hoped to compensate for what infrastructure development has failed to deliver.

The Executive education program on ITS, offered at IIMA is unique, in terms of its contextual relevance and managerial focus, unlike those offered by engineering/technical/logistic/IT schools. The program is aimed at honing a conceptual and contextual clarity of ITS, with contemporary, real-life cases drawn from diverse economies all over the world; essentially, the curriculum is jargon-free.

  • To understand ITS conceptually as a macro traffic management system.
  • To appreciate the multidisciplinary aspects of ITS, what is feasible and relevant in implementing ITS from multiple contexts.
  • To discuss the enabling role of technology (vehicular technology, infrastructure, information and communication technology, data processing).
  • To understand the operational aspects of ITS lifecycle (conceptualization, design, project management, operations and maintenance, policy and regulation).

The content give is only indicative; emphasis and coverage of a particular topic is likely to change based on audience profile.

Case based; Discussions on real-life practices from a global perspective in ITS development

• Mid and senior-level managers and executives in transportation operations in public sector, state and central Government organizations.
• Owner – leaders in private fleet and commercial transport operations.
• Executives from IT services, who work predominantly in transport verticals.
• Consultants (freelance and from reputed agencies) in transportation domain.
• Transportation planners and regulators



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