Skyline Technology Solutions is a full-service IT integrator, enterprise solution provider, and product developer to transportation, education, and public safety customers in federal, state and local, and commercial spaces. Our mission is to build a more resilient and connected society. Since our inception, we have been passionate about two things: technology and people. We wanted to create a company that could solve complex problems in the communities around us while also building our connections to our employees and customers. We invest in the community around us by treating our employees and customers the way we would want to be treated. Our technology solutions enable communities to connect in ways that improve their lives, enhance public safety, and create economic growth. We believe in investing in our community in many ways and our customer success means a better connected society for everyone.
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Glen Burnie, Maryland 21061, US
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Glen Burnie, Maryland 21061, US
Situational awareness during winter weather is critical for roadway safety. We’re proud to power the real-time video that helps MDOT keep Maryland roads safe.
⚠️ Winter Weather Alert ⚠️ Roads may be icy this morning. Here’s a look at some traffic cameras across central and western Maryland. See where Maryland State Highway Administration crews are working – https://lnkd.in/edjUdbZn
Black innovators have shaped the world in ways we experience every day. From pioneering security systems to revolutionizing transportation and technology, their contributions continue to drive progress. This Black History Month, we recognize and honor the legacies of these trailblazers who broke barriers and paved the way for the future. #BlackHistoryMonth #BreakingBarriers #ShapingHistory
We’re committed to empowering IT leaders in education with the tools, strategies, and insights they need to tackle modern challenges. One of the ways we do this is by partnering with industry experts to share knowledge and drive meaningful change in EdTech. In our upcoming webinar we will partner with Linewize, a provider of best-in-class content filtering for over 29,000 schools, to tackle some of these modern challenges. 🔍 Managing the impact of generative AI 🛡️ Combating misinformation in schools ⚖️ Balancing safety and educational value Speakers Claire Nemeth, Don Goode, and our own Rick Fairhurst will discuss solutions to support student safety and digital well-being. Want to learn more? Register to join us on February 4. Together, we’re shaping the future of digital safety in education. https://lnkd.in/ekQF5Ea5
"Life’s most persistent and urgent question is, ‘What are you doing for others?’" – Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Today, we reflect on Dr. King’s timeless call to action and his vision of a world defined by justice, compassion, and service. His unwavering commitment to building stronger, more connected communities inspires us every day. We honor his legacy by fostering a culture of service—empowering our employees to give back and support their communities. Together, we strive to create meaningful change, inspired by his dream of a brighter future for all. Thank you, Dr. King, for reminding us of the power of service and the importance of working together to build a better world.
Maryland is Leading the Way in Broadband Innovation! This week’s executive order from Governor Wes Moore establishes the Digital Infrastructure Group—a groundbreaking step that solidifies Maryland’s position as a national leader in public-sector broadband development. Maryland’s fiber infrastructure has already delivered tremendous value by driving economic development, enabling intelligent transportation systems, enhancing public safety, supporting education, and expanding high-speed internet to underserved and unserved communities. This visionary executive order ensures that Maryland’s state-owned and resource-shared fiber assets will be leveraged to their fullest potential, providing unlimited bandwidth to meet the needs of the state’s citizens. DoIT’s tireless leadership, under Secretary Katie Savage and Eric Bathras, has been instrumental in championing these efforts. Their recognition of the value of coordinated, state-owned broadband resources and the adoption of the “Single View” geospatial platform set the stage for transformative collaboration across agencies and with private-sector ISPs. We’re proud to have been a longstanding partner in Maryland’s investment in fiber infrastructure. Seeing the commitment of leaders like Governor Moore, Deputy Chief of Staff Jonny Dorsey, and the incredible team at DoIT is both inspiring and humbling. Together, these efforts exemplify what’s possible when innovation, collaboration, and vision come together for the good of the community. This is a proud moment for Maryland, and it’s just the beginning of even greater things to come!
Yesterday, Governor Wes Moore signed an executive order establishing the Digital Infrastructure Group. This interagency partnership is designed to enhance collaboration among Maryland State and county entities to streamline the coordinated development of broadband infrastructure. This broadband expansion will increase internet coverage, boost state revenue, eliminate financial inefficiencies, and bridge the digital divide across the state. Through the Digital Infrastructure Group, the Moore-Miller administration will further eliminate silos and redundancies by adopting a shared broadband infrastructure model, the first of its kind in the nation. The State of Maryland is a national model in public-sector broadband development. Maryland is one of the few states in the country where multiple state agencies have access to both wired and wireless infrastructure. For example, networkMaryland, a state-owned broadband network housed within DoIT, has already driven significant financial efficiencies for the state, helping it save approximately $90 million annually. But, like the rest of state governments in the US, Maryland has lacked a governance system to adequately coordinate the development of public-sector broadband infrastructure. This lack of governance meant that state and local Maryland agencies often did not develop and share resources together, leading to financial inefficiencies created by redundant infrastructure. This lost money and time impedes state and local agencies from being able to accomplish their missions and their ability to expand into un(der)served areas of the state. By establishing the Department of Information Technology (DoIT) as the leader of this interagency partnership, the state will benefit from a centralized planning body that will illuminate resources, enabling agencies to share and build infrastructure to accomplish state priorities. This increased access will support transportation systems, smart device initiatives, government agencies, and community anchor institutions, helping the state deliver more responsive government services. It will also help the state’s infrastructure reach last-mile un(der)served areas like the Eastern Shore that have historically had low internet coverage. “We are uniquely positioned to lead the nation’s first state Digital Infrastructure Group, ” says DoIT Secretary Katie Savage. “Our in-house expertise combined with cutting-edge geospatial platforms and existing infrastructure will give us the tools to plan and coordinate infrastructure development effectively. We will transform from a reactive and uncoordinated system to one that optimizes taxpayer dollars and even gives the State opportunities to boost revenue from major ISPs and cellular carriers.”
Our crew had a fantastic time at the TRB Annual Meeting, connecting with industry leaders, partners, customers, and longtime friends sharing ideas while witnessing so many young people driving innovation in transportation. This year, Paul Lennon shared his expertise on a panel discussing Artificial Intelligence and Managing Transit Cybersecurity Risk, while John Contestabile presided over a cybersecurity poster session. Along the way, our team found inspiration in the FHWA Roadway Digital Infrastructure session, which sparked great discussions on advancing transportation technology. A big thank you to everyone who stopped by to chat, attended our sessions, or joined the conversations. We’re already looking forward to next year! #TRBAM2025
The TRB Annual Meeting is in full swing, and we’re proud to be part of this influential event! Earlier today, Paul Lennon presented in a compelling session on Artificial Intelligence and Managing Transit Cybersecurity Risk, sharing valuable insights on securing transit systems in an evolving threat landscape. Later today, John Contestabile will present in Poster Session 2223 on Infrastructure Cybersecurity: Integrated Hardware, Electric Vehicle Chargers, and Intelligent Transportation Systems from 3:45 to 5:30 p.m.. He’ll dive into the cybersecurity challenges of expanding infrastructure and how we can strengthen resilience in a digitally connected world. If you’re at TRB, keep an eye out for us! We’d love to connect. #TRBAM2025
This week, Skyline HQ was the place to be as we celebrated the season with our annual holiday party—and what a celebration it was! The energy, camaraderie, and joy of the night reminded us of what makes the Skyline community so special. A big thank-you to everyone who joined and helped make the event unforgettable. Here’s to carrying this holiday cheer into the new year!