; and (iv) include a description of the required interfaces to other systems that utilize existing networking or other standards, if available, and any new standards that may be needed. (E) Low-cost, efficient, secure, and resilient information and communications technology Strategies and practices that advance information and communications technology that is affordable, adaptable, efficient, secure and resilient, including integrated telecommunications platforms, enterprise software, storage, and visualization systems. (F) Smart land use Strategies and practices that ensure land use is efficiently optimized through a combination of planning and innovation deployments, altogether designed to lead to a better connected community that expands the range of transportation choices and access to employment, housing, education, and health services. (G) Comprehensive analytics The development of platforms for understanding and analyzing data to address complex challenges, including personal safety and mobility, network efficiency, and environmental sustainability, and measuring the performance of a transportation network. (H) User-focused mobility services and choices Strategies, initiatives, and services that increase transportation choices and options by supporting and improving mobility for all travelers, including aging Americans and persons with disabilities and advanced traveler information systems that provide real-time traffic, transit, parking, and other transportation-related information to travelers. (I) Commerce delivery and logistics Innovative solutions supporting efficient goods movement in ways that use data or deploy technology to create opportunities for a more efficient supply chain approach that delivers safer logistics management, improved on-time pickups and delivery, improved travel time reliability, reduced fuel consumption, and reduced labor and vehicle maintenance costs. (J) Strategic business models and partnering opportunities Creative strategic partnerships that draw in stakeholders,