Events

GMV and the Finnish company SSH Communications Security, inventors of the Secure Shell protocol, sign a partnership agreement

The agreement takes in the distribution and performance of joint services, boosting both companies’ cybersecurity range

The contract takes in the return link service provider of the Galileo Constellation’s worldwide Search and Rescue service

The 4-million-euro framework contract is set to run for four years

Contract performance will pay special attention to cybersecurity factors in view of the critical nature of this infrastructure

GMV continues to play a key role in Galileo, co-leading development of the European Union’s GNSS Service Centre (GSC) and leading the development of Galileo’s commercial service (CS) demonstrator

It won the contract after a public tender held by the Ministry of Communications and Public Works

The fleet to be modernized comprises 800 urban and interurban buses run by seven of the country’s companies

GMV will supply a complete real-time, fleet-management system and fare-collection system

Among the many advantages of the new fleet-management system feature ecodriving plus passenger information onboard the buses, at bus stop panels or by web or handheld app

Acquisition of the US demand-response software company, Mobilitat Works Inc., boosts GMV’s expansion potential in the US and consolidates its position in the worldwide intelligent transportation system (ITS) market

Mobilitat Works develops and provides dispatching and scheduling systems for over 120 municipal and private demand-response transit agencies across the United States

GMV is taking part in the European TREsPASS project, inputting its cybersecurity risk-management experience in the financial field

GMV announces the merger of its German subsidiary, GMV GmbH, and INSYEN AG to create a key German player in the European Space Industry. This deal consolidates GMV’s leading position in the global space ground segment and operations

GMV-INSYEN will have a 120-strong staff and tap into the commercial, technological and operational synergies of both firms

Satellite Based Augmentation Systems (SBAS) monitor and correct the signals emitted by Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS), especially GPS signals

Although SBAS was initially conceived for civil aviation it is being used nowadays in sectors as diverse as agriculture, road-, rail- and sea-transport and also geomatics

The SBAS-Africa program, co-funded by the UK Space Agency (UKSA), has recently demonstrated the potential benefits of SBAS in southern and eastern Africa

GMV will provide an advanced fleet-management system along with an in-station passenger information system

The advanced fleet-management system will ensure punctual and efficient management of the line by the operator Transdev