Parsons' RailPulse™ Reduces Reporting Time, Improves Diagnostics
Parsons Corporation (NYSE: PSN) introduced RailPulse™, a software solution that optimizes the data from Positive Train Control (PTC) systems. This innovative platform automates reporting and diagnostics, significantly cutting down time and costs compared to manual methods. RailPulse™ allows rail operators to enhance performance and safety by providing customized analysis and adapting to evolving Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) reporting needs. The product integrates with existing PTC systems, emphasizing Parsons' commitment to improving the efficiency of rail transportation.
- Introduction of RailPulse™, enhancing efficiency in troubleshooting and diagnostics.
- Significantly reduces time and cost for reporting compared to manual methods.
- Customized analysis to improve decision-making for rail operators.
- Adaptable platform meeting evolving FRA reporting requirements.
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CENTREVILLE, Va., Jan. 26, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Parsons Corporation (NYSE:PSN) today announced the company's new RailPulse™ solution, a software product that unlocks data generated by Positive Train Control (PTC) systems to allow more efficient troubleshooting, reporting and diagnostics. Providing an automated solution to reporting and diagnostics, including required Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) reporting, RailPulse can significantly reduce the time and cost required for these efforts, compared to manual efforts.
"Railroads are an important component of the transportation ecosystem and offer an efficient and sustainable way to transport millions of people and tons of freight between our communities," said Tom Topolski, executive vice president, connected communities market for Parsons. "With PTC implementations complete, railroads are now seeking solutions to maximize the value of these important safety systems. Our team is dedicated to developing technology-driven solutions to help streamline transportation, and Parsons' latest innovation, RailPulse™, helps passenger and freight rail owners and operators better understand their data to improve performance, efficiency and safety."
RailPulse™ integrates directly with PTC systems messaging layer to capture the conversation, providing customized analysis to help railroad owners and operators make more informed decisions that improve performance and generate cost efficiencies. Including modules for log viewings, FRA reporting, wayside, spatial analysis, and grade crossings, RailPulse™ is designed to evolve as FRA reporting requirements change and the platform can be customized to meet the needs of any commercial or passenger railroad.
To learn more about RailPulse™ visit, www.parsons.com/products/railpulse/.
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