Mygistics is creating the world's largest traffic model: a detailed, contiguous model of the entire U.S., Canada and Mexico. We simulate all travelers on the network to accurately predict current and future traffic volumes and travel times. The simulation model processes limited sensor data and completes the coverage, providing actionable traffic information anywhere in the network. Travel time data is assigned to each street in the map data set including freeways, rural and urban highways, and urban streets. The resulting Predictive Travel Times and realtime data are intended for integration into consumer telematics, portable navigation, logistics, and other devices and systems for online and offline use.
As an early pioneer in the use of 3D visualization for transportation engineering, Mr. Ostrom created the first photo realistic spatially driven 3D model of a metro area. As a technology director at two of the largest transportation engineering firms in the U.S. he also worked extensively on the development of detailed GIS databases for the USAF facilities around the world, and designed software to aid in the recovery of New Orleans following Hurricane Katrina. More recently he presented to a congressional committee on the use of traffic simulation for border security. As the current CEO of the environmental award winning company Mygistics he is working to combine the latest in Web 2.0 technologies with Traffic Engineering and Intelligent Transportation Systems to improve mobility on a national scale. He currently has patents pending covering inventions in ITS, GIS, and Transportation Security.
Terry, a Chicago native, is one of the original cofounders of Mygistics. Mr. Pallotto was the vision behind the development of TrafficBug v1.0 and other tools for improving the mobility of travelers during the Marquette Interchange reconstruction—Wisconsin's largest ever public works project. Prior to joining Mygistics, Terry held various positions at HNTB—one of the nation's largest engineering consulting firms—gaining 20 years experience in the design, management and construction of large infrastructure projects across the U.S. While at HNTB, Mr. Pallotto developed an interest in software technology was responsible for the strategic direction and roll-out of various software products from bridge analysis and design, homeland security, design automation to Intelligent Transportations Systems (ITS). He currently has patents and patents-pending covering inventions in ITS. He graduated from Purdue University with a BS degree in Civil Engineering and is a member of Chi Epsilon the National Civil Engineering Honor Society.
Dr. Arce is founder and chief strategist of NuStats, a survey science consultancy serving an international clientele. His duties include strategic planning, design and direction of major research projects, client communications, and executive management.
He is an executive business leader with over 30 years of domestic and international experience in applying behavioral science research to strategic planning and policy decision making. His research focus has been the scientific examination and evaluation of quality of life in societies with demographic diversity and dynamic change.
Prior to founding NuStats, he held academic research appointments at the Survey Research Center of the Institute for Social Research at the University of Michigan. Throughout his career, Dr. Arce has served on several dozen boards, advisory councils, and committees for public agencies, research organizations, foundations, and corporations. These include the PepsiCo Ethnic Advisory Board, the National Council on Vital and Health Statistics (two 4-year terms), the National Institute of Justice Advisory Council, the Population Research Bureau (demographic think tank), National Hispanic Corporate Council Institute (Dean), Educational Testing Service (panel on research), American Association for Higher Education (Board), and others.
Chad Wolf is president of eVergance, and has 15 years of senior management, operational leadership and IT experience within the telecommunications, heathcare, high-tech and manufacturing sectors. Chad also has a deep business process re-engineering and process management background, and a visionary and energetic style of leadership that continues to drive eVergance's growth. Prior to founding eVergance, Chad held various leadership positions within Sprint PCS where he coordinated the implementation of enterprise CRM systems and was a manufacturing engineer for Parker Hannifin Corporation. Chad is a frequent speaker at industry conferences and online webcasts, and is a senior member of the Institute of Industrial Engineers. Chad has also been active launching the company's Charitable Giving Committee and enjoys coaching youth sports. He graduated from Kansas State University with an MS degree in Industrial Engineering and Operations Management and a BS degree in Industrial Engineering
Ed, a California native, completed his undergraduate degree in pre-architecture at Stanford University in 1965 and received his Master of Architecture degree from the University of Pennsylvania in 1968. He joined Gensler, Architecture Design and Planning Worldwide, in San Francisco in 1969, opening the firm's Los Angeles office in 1976. During his tenure at Gensler he established the firm's successful practice areas in entertainment, transportation, urban and master planning and strategic facility consulting. In 1995 he was appointed President and, in 2000, Chief Executive Officer of the firm, leading its development as one of the most successful and influential design firms in the U.S. Ed had responsibility for the firm's strategic development efforts as well as business operations in 24 Gensler offices around the world. He and his wife Pat formed Friedrichs Group in 2003 to pursue their interest in guiding the development of high performance organizations and places, focusing on strategy, culture and values, organizational issues, sales and marketing design.
He is well respected for his leadership and contributions to the design profession. He has served on the Executive Council of the Large Firm Roundtables for both the American Institute of Architects (AIA) and the International Interior Design Association (IIDA) and one of six people in the profession to have been recognized for his leadership as a “Fellow” in both professional societies.
Ed participates on the Advisory Council of the College of Environmental Design at the University of California, Berkeley and the Board of Overseers of the Graduate School of Fine Arts at the University of Pennsylvania. In the community, Ed is committed leader of the Boy Scouts of America and serves on the Executive Board of the San Francisco Bay Area Council.
Greg is a technology lawyer and partner with Polsinelli Shughart PC. With a practice that combines corporate finance and intellectual property, Greg provides legal counsel on a wide variety of matters for today’s technology companies, including formation and venture capital financing, intellectual property based joint ventures, copyright and trademark protection and development and licensing agreements.
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