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EVP of CS Software Eric Ziering explains how open source asset management tools are helping agencies achieve success. 

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After marking a decade of success last fall at its 10th anniversary event, Cambridge Systematics’ (CS) New York City office staff now celebrates new leadership for its second decade.

In keeping with our mission to make a difference in our communities, each of Cambridge Systematics' 12 offices across the United States has spent a part of the new year selecting a local charitable organization for a CS contribution. In...

On Monday, February 1, Cambridge Systematics (CS) Chief Operating Officer Steven Capecci and Steven Pickrell, a Principal of the firm, announced the winners of the company’s annual Manheim and Taggart awards at a meeting of its entire staff. ...

Purchase provides customers with complete solution for oversize, overweight vehicle permitting and routing

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At the year’s largest event in the U.S. transportation sector—the Transportation Research Board’s (TRB) 95th annual meeting in Washington, DC—industry leader Cambridge Systematics announced last night the launch of its new visual identity and website.

One of the premier transportation consulting firms in the United States, Cambridge Systematics will open its twelfth national office in Raleigh, North Carolina in January 2016.

Vikash Gayah, assistant professor of civil engineering at Penn State, was recently selected as the recipient of the Cambridge Systematics New Faculty Award, one of the most prestigious awards offered by the Council of University Transportation Centers (CUTC). The Cambridge Systematics New Faculty Award is given annually to a tenure-track faculty member in transportation education to recognize outstanding teaching and research contributions to the transportation field.

Join us in congratulating Dr. Lance A. Neumann, Chairman of the Board and former President/Chief Executive Officer of Cambridge Systematics, Inc., for being selected to receive the  2015 Roy W. Crum Award from the Transportation Research Board at its upcoming annual meeting in January 2016.

In recognition of her leadership in the transportation community, Erin Flanigan, Principal of Cambridge Systematics, Inc., will be inducted into the Academy of Distinguished Alumni from the Department of Civil, Architectural and Environmental Engineering at University of Texas, Austin on...

Jim Brogan, Executive Vice President and Elaine McKenzie, Associate, of Cambridge Systematics worked with GLDPartners to assess trade-related infrastructure and define the best opportunities to grow trade and increase economic development in the greater Albuquerque region.

The CS...