Ramot: Via licenses its transit software in Paris and England
Daniel Ramot · Reengineering Urban Transit // Daniel Ramot and Saar Golde, Via (FirstMark's Data Driven) · Apr 6, 2017 · at 2:52
Daniel Ramot is the CEO of Via. He explained Via's B2B model of licensing its transit operating system to cities and transit authorities globally.
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“And we have, ah, a license, licensing deals in Paris, and England, ah, and other places around the world.”
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