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Go-Ahead London has worked closely with the BYD ADL partnership since its inception, becoming its launch customer in and continuing to support product development with its operational experience. This has been made possible by our customers, and none more so than Go-Ahead London, who were the first outside China to convert an entire depot to electric operation with the launch order five years ago and who continue to challenge us to deliver ongoing innovation.

The 9-meter Urbino 9 LE electric joins Solaris electric bus family. The new vehicle represents a new add in a battery-electric range that goes now from 9 to 24 meter.

The 9-metre, low-entry Urbino 9 LE Elect These appointments represent a major milestone for ADL, with the company now boasting over Partners within its global team. Over the past five years, ADL has doubled in size by pursuing a dynamic growth path, and one of the key tenets of its ongoing success is the development and promotion of its internal talent. Each promotion is richly deserved and a recognition of the vital contribution that each Partner makes to our company.

At ADL, we strive to employ and develop consultants who are both entrepreneurs and team players, and aspire to deliver consultancy at the highest level — as such, having over Partners within ADL truly is a momentous achievement.

Sinan is a Principal based in Arthur D. He has reflected his area of interest into project work on several occasions and in countries as diverse as Turkey, France, Qatar and Kazakhstan. Little ADL today announced that it has been awarded multiple high impact projects by the European Space Agency ESA to help identify the most promising services for next generation satellite communication SatCom infrastructure.

ADL will conduct a major consultation process with key members of the transport, energy, infrastructure and media industries, plus stakeholders in law enforcement and emergency services, to identify and assess potential applications and services that could be delivered via satellite in the next decade.

ADL will be responsible for four studies in total. With society and the economy dependent on telecommunications networks, the aim of 4S is to support the development of secure SatCom systems to both improve digital infrastructure resilience across Europe and the rest of the world, and provide innovative services and solutions. As terrestrial networks become increasingly vulnerable to disruption and attack, integrating next generation SatCom systems with the existing digital infrastructure can help make these networks more resilient and secure.

The Safety of Future Transport study will focus on how next generation SatCom solutions can increase safety and efficiency in the fast-evolving aviation, maritime and railway sectors, with potential applications relating to unmanned aircraft and ships, and automated traffic management systems. Safeguarding Essential Services will focus on how SatCom can help protect critical infrastructure such as energy utilities as well as public media. The Port of the Future study will assess the technical feasibility and economic viability of new Earth observation and SatCom-based services for the port industry, focusing not only on operations of the port itself, but also on monitoring their environmental impact in terms of air and water quality.

As terrestrial networks become more prone to failure, whether due to natural disaster or cyberattack, SatComs can support and maintain European telecoms systems. These studies will be key to developing existing satellite systems and identifying the services of the future. It is the right time to assess the evolving demand for SatCom solutions, and develop a next generation SatCom capability that can leverage these major technological breakthroughs to the benefit of the European society and economy.

ADL is highly involved in the commercial space sector — as such, we are very pleased to be working with ESA on these studies, and look forward to applying our industry expertise to help define the SatCom-based services and applications of the future. To find out more about Arthur D. Little Korea as Partner. Saeyong has worked in management consultancy for the past 20 years in Korea.

Saeyong is an experienced innovator with a demonstrated history of working in the management consulting industry. We know he will be an asset to the firm, and we wish him well in his new role. Saeyong Lee, Partner at Arthur D. Little family, a firm that is truly known for its innovative and forward-looking thinking.

The financial services industry is going to face radical changes in the coming years due to digitalization - I am eager to combine my skills and experience with my new team, to help develop and deliver new offerings to our clients as they navigate this new paradigm.

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