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The city of Johns Creek knew the old system was becoming a problem. The tricky part was replacing it without creating a whole new set of problems. TruConnect helped modernize the center while keeping the tools and workflows operators already knew. See what changed. ⬇

The most interesting part of this upgrade might be what the city of Johns Creek didn’t do: wait for something to fail. They had time to plan, and TruConnect used it to build around the way the city already worked. See how that decision shaped the project. ⬇

Yes, you can replace the technology without making everyone relearn how to do their job. That mattered for the city of Johns Creek in Georgia. TruConnect modernized the center while keeping familiar workflows in place, so the upgrade worked with the operators, not against them.

The city of Johns Creek could keep working around an aging system, or get ahead of it before something forced their hand. They chose to act early. TruConnect helped turn that decision into a more flexible Traffic Operations Control Center. See where they landed. ⬇

A command center can look really impressive and still be a pain to work in. Screens and software are only part of it. Sightlines, lighting, noise, heat, and information flow matter too. TruConnect breaks down what it takes to design a space that actually works for the people using it.

Lighting. Noise. Heat. Sightlines. Probably not the first things that come to mind when you picture a command center, but they can make a big difference for the people spending 8, 10, or 12 hours inside one. That’s why TruConnect considers the entire room, not just the technology.