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What Do SpaceX and the MTA Have In Common? Spoiler: They Are Both 2 Trillion Dollar Assets

The Case for Viewing the MTA as a $2 Trillion Asset

What Do SpaceX and the MTA Have In Common? Spoiler: They Are Both 2 Trillion Dollar Assets

Securing New York City's Underground Infrastructure: A Two-Part Strategy for Resilience, Public Safety, and Homeland Security

New York City is often described as a city built upward, defined by its skyscrapers, bridges, and iconic skyline. Yet some of its most important assets lie beneath the surface.

Securing New York City's Underground Infrastructure: A Two-Part Strategy for Resilience, Public Safety, and Homeland Security

Management Doesn't Trust Interns - Would You?

Management Doesn't Trust Interns - Would You?

Management recently indicated to a member that they would not trust an intern to transport signed engineering documents from 130 Livingston to Coney Island…would you?

Management Doesn't Trust Interns - Would You?

Car Equipment Management Kills Artificial Intelligence Search Engine Project

Those who have been receiving our weekly news digest know that technical documentation was working on a Proof of Concept (POC) AI Search Engine with MTAIT and Microsoft for a GPT based search for Car Equipment's documentation of over 55,000 documents.

Car Equipment Management Kills Artificial Intelligence Search Engine Project

Proposal: Gamification of the MTA Employee Reporting System for Subway Cars & Stations

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority already possesses one of the most powerful infrastructure intelligence networks in the world: its own workforce. Thousands of employees move through stations, platforms, tunnels, yards, mezzanines, and subway cars every day.

Proposal: Gamification of the MTA Employee Reporting System for Subway Cars & Stations