Bespin Global and Neology to appear in September CEO Magazine coverage
Bespin Global and Neology said their partnership will be featured in two CEO Magazine articles in September, with a focus on cloud, AI and security work tied to transportation systems.
The companies say the coverage will focus on their partnership on cloud, AI, managed services and security for transportation technology projects.
Bespin Global and Neology said Aug. 25 that their strategic partnership will be featured in September issues of CEO Magazine. The planned coverage includes one article on Neology and another on Bespin Global, according to a PR Newswire release.
The announcement focuses on work the companies say combines Neology’s tolling, automated vehicle identification, data processing and digital payments business with Bespin Global’s cloud, artificial intelligence, managed services and cybersecurity services. The companies said the partnership is meant to support transportation technology and mobility projects.
The release says Bespin Global is helping Neology modernize and scale its capabilities while supporting security, resilience and operational discipline for transportation agencies and communities worldwide. It also says Neology chose Bespin Global’s SecureAid managed security services for continuous threat monitoring, investigation and response.
According to the release, that security setup uses Google Security Operations, Google Threat Intelligence, Mandiant and Bespin Global’s 24/7 Managed Security Operations Center. The companies said the arrangement gives Neology a scalable security operating model.
The announcement includes comments from both companies. Sunny Kim, chief executive of Bespin Global, said the partnership is built on trust, shared ambition and measurable outcomes. Kim said the September CEO Magazine features will show how the collaboration helps Neology innovate and serve customers and communities.
Bradley H. Feldmann, Neology’s chairman and chief executive, said Neology’s project with Georgia’s State Road and Tollway Authority is the biggest integration contract in SRTA’s history. Feldmann said the project includes replacing roadside equipment, adding new traffic technology, installing the neoBOSS back office system and providing ongoing support.
Feldmann also said smart cameras use AI to read license plates and identify vehicles more accurately, which reduces manual work and improves efficiency. The release did not provide financial terms for the partnership or the SRTA project.
Bespin Global US said it is a cloud managed services provider headquartered in Wilmington, Delaware. Neology, Inc. said it is a global technology company headquartered in Carlsbad, California, with operations in North America, Latin America, Europe and Asia Pacific.
The September CEO Magazine coverage will include separate articles on Neology and Bespin Global.
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