London, August 03, 2016 – Brazil will be teeming with tourists this summer, with an extra half-a-million visitors expected in Rio de Janeiro during August alone. But despite the new venues, and the city’s notoriously poor addressing system, athletes, tourists and logistics workers don’t have to get lost.
Putting Power for the Rio 2016 Olympic Games on the Fast Track
ATLANTA — July 12, 2016 — There may be a full four years between every Olympic Games, but deploying Olympic Games-scale power distribution, backup power and protection systems typically comes down to the final months — or even weeks — before the Opening Ceremony of the Olympic Games. For the Rio 2016 Olympic Games in […]
RIOgaleão Airport Upgrades the Travel Experience for 30 Million Anticipated Passengers with HPE Aruba
Official Airport of the 2016 Olympics Modernizes Wired and Wireless Network, Adds Indoor Navigation to Support Major Increase in Passengers for Summer Games and Beyond
